Laskówka

Our blue house is located on the edge of the Białowieża Forest, in the small town of Guszczewina near Narewka. Inside the house you will find: – on the ground floor: a kitchen connected to the living room with a table, a comfortable fold-out sofa and a tiled fireplace, – on the first floor: two separate bedrooms with double beds and fold-out sofas (for one larger person or two smaller ones), each has its own bathroom with a shower. In front of the house there is a veranda with a dining and seating area overlooking the meadow (visited by wild animals) and the Białowieża Forest. You won't have neighbors here. There will only be you, nature and, if you're lucky, a view of the bisons living in the forest. In the garden there are hammocks among the trees, a vegetable garden and a fireplace. There is another house on a large and fenced plot, which is not available to guests for now. We are preparing a relaxation space there.

There is a vegetable garden in the garden, enjoy its gifts.

In our blue house with a veranda, which in summer is a natural and obvious extension of the living room, you will be able to find respite. You will be accompanied by a view of the meadows and the Białowieża Forest, which begins right next to it. In the garden there is a hammock among the trees, a fireplace and a vegetable garden. There are bicycle paths and walking routes belonging to the Browsk forest district in Gruszki. There is an observation tower, a playground for children and an educational path explaining beekeeping. You can visit the Nature Education Center in Gruszki, where there are often exhibitions, and go to the beach on the Narewka River, where there is a rest and recreation area (with a playground, beach and kayak rental). You can go rafting down the Narewka River. In Narewka, see the Pantheon of Slavic Gods and the tapestry, visit the gallery. Tamara Sołoniewicz, the open-air museum and the beekeeping museum, and take a walk to see the wooden Podlasie houses, the Orthodox church, the old church and the Jewish cemetery. 17 km from us there is the Siemianówka Reservoir, an artificial reservoir on the Narew River, attractive for anglers, but also for recreational swimmers. There are walking and cycling paths around the reservoir. It is a perfect place to observe water birds migrating in spring and autumn. It is half an hour from us to Białowieża, where there is a bison show reserve, the Palace Park with an observation tower and a strict reserve, which can only be entered with a licensed guide. Trails you can walk: Place of Power, Bison Ribs and Forest Landscapes. There is a bicycle rental on site, and cross-country skiing in the winter. In the Białowieża National Park (access from the Gruszki forest district or from Narewka through Janowo) there is the Kosy Most nature reserve and the Wolf Trail with a bison refuge and an observation tower. The Land of Open Shutters, formally covering three villages: Soce, Puchły and Trześcianka, is within reach of a car trip. In fact, it also extends to many smaller villages around, e.g. Ciełuszki, Pawłów, Kaniuk and Ryboł. This is a trail leading in the footsteps of traditional Podlasie architecture. You won't see such decorated cottages, wooden churches and churches in any other part of the country. Also go to the skit in Odrynki, an Orthodox hermitage founded by Archimandrite Gabriel, a hermit monk. Skit is extremely picturesquely located, isolated, in swamps, among the floodplains of the Narew basin. You have to walk to it via a wooden footbridge that is 800 m long.