Nomads' Hill - dom 100 m² z widokiem na Wilcze Góry

We welcome you at 430 m above sea level, in the Bukowskie Foothills, on the border of the Bieszczady Mountains and the Low Beskid Mountains, from where you will have a view of the meadows and our grazing herd of animals. Inside the 100-meter house you will find: – on the ground floor: a spacious living room with a fireplace, a bookcase, a fold-out sofa and a table, a fully equipped kitchen and a bathroom with a bathtub and a shower, – on the first floor: two triple bedrooms (each with a double and a single bed). There is also a large terrace with a table and deckchairs, with a view of the mountains, pasture and vineyard. The house is air-conditioned, so it can be cooled or heated in a few minutes. There is also a fireplace with wood in the living room, and underfloor heating in the bathroom. There are electric heaters in both bedrooms. We live next door, so if you need anything, let us know. Neighbors are building next to us. The construction is not burdensome, but it is visible from the entrance, so we are letting you know about it. We have 4 horses, 2 goats, a cat and a dog. All our animals are in trouble and our priority is to keep them calm, which is why we do not agree to parties at our place. We value peace and quiet here. You can also rent two bikes from us.

In the kitchen you will find a large fridge with a 3-compartment freezer, a microwave with grill function and an electric hob. There is also cutlery, tableware, cups, glasses, wine glasses and an opener, kitchen knives, scissors, a full set of pots, two frying pans, and four cutting boards. There is also a filter coffee machine and filters, ground and instant coffee, several types of tea and an electric kettle. The nearest shop is 1.5 km away and the supermarket is 5 km away. It is possible to order food for delivery (we will share the details).

Welcome to the Bukowski Foothills, with a fabulous view of the Bieszczady Mountains (from Wysoki Dział, through Łopiennik, Smerek, Połonina Wetlińska to Połonina Caryńska), which you will enjoy from the terrace and the interior of the house, which we created for a peaceful, regenerating rest for adults and teenagers . In the morning you will hear the neighing of horses, and at dusk you will be accompanied by the hooting of owls. Bisons, bears and wolves live in the area, maybe you will be able to spot them, and if not, you will come across their traces. You'll enjoy the starry sky as part of your package, and maybe you'll also be able to see the Northern Lights (we did). Our area (closer and slightly further) is full of attractions. We have prepared a list of them for you, but on site, we will also be happy to personally recommend you where to go: – Viewpoints in Poraż, Tokarnia and on the top of Rzepedka and Wysoki Wierch. – Dam in Solina and Lake Solina. A cable car route runs along the dam, from which you can admire the lake, the surrounding hills and the green gentle ranges of the Słonne Mountains and the Bieszczady Mountains, and you can sail or kayak on the lake, as well as kitesurfing. –Lake Myczkowskie surrounded by a network of walking trails. It's more wild and intimate here than on Lake Solina. You can have a picnic on the grass by the shore or go to the viewpoint in the quarry in Bóbrka. – Orli Kamień and Orle Skałki in the Słonne Mountains Landscape Park. – In Bezmiechowa (on one of the scenic peaks of the Słonne Mountains – Kamionka) there is a gliding field from where there is an exquisite panorama of the Bieszczady Mountains. – Historical and cultural path Around Baladhora, thanks to which you will discover the most interesting places and areas of the villages of Morochów, Mokre and the no longer existing village of Zawadka Morochowska. – There are several health resorts in the area where you can taste mineral waters, these are: Iwonicz, Rymanów, Krynica and Polańczyk. – Przełom Osławy Pod Duszatynem nature reserve, from where the trail leads to the Zwiezło Reserve with Duszatyńskie Lakes on the slope of Chryszczata. The second of the nearby reserves is Przełom Osławy Pod Mokrem. You will be 15 minutes from us to Osława. In the Osława Valley you will see many historic churches (you will see them in the towns: Radoszyce, Komańcza, Rzepedź, Smolnik, Morochów, Szczawne and Turzańsk), and you will also find many pleasant bicycle routes. – Lesko, where you can see the Kmita Castle from the 16th century, located on the banks of the San River, and a synagogue with one of the most valuable Jewish cemeteries in Poland (the oldest grave dates back to the first half of the 16th century). – And near Lesko, in the Sanocko-Turczańskie Mountains – Kamień Leski, a rock formation with an unusual shape. – Park of Miniature Temples in Myczkowce. – Góra Sobień Reserve with a viewing platform (the so-called Bieszczady Gate). – Ruins of the castle in Sobień. – Ruins of the Discalced Carmelite Monastery in Zagórze. – Sanok with the Museum of Folk Architecture, where you can see examples of wooden architecture of the Bieszczady and Beskid Niski, and the Historical Museum with a gallery of Zdzisław Beksiński's works. – Przemyśl, one of the oldest Polish cities, with a beautiful market square, an underground tourist route, an arboretum, the Museum of Bells and Pipes and a ski slope. – Tourist trails of the Sanok-Turczańskie Mountains (e.g. the Red Przemyśl-Sanok Trail, the Trail in the Footsteps of the Good Soldier Švejk or the Yellow Trail from Orle Kamień to Sanok). – We are just over 70 km away from the Połoniny: Wetlińska and Caryńska. The nearest ski stations and slopes: BIESZCZAD.ski Wańkowa, KiczeraSki Puławy Górne, Laworta Ski Ustrzyki Dolne, Gromadzyń and Kalnica. In winter you can also go ski touring. And in the summer, we recommend rafting on the San River. Kuba is a guide to the Bieszczady National Park and the Magura National Park, if you would like to go on an expedition with him, let us know in advance to arrange the details and book a date. In turn, you can talk to Magda about horses, I will be happy to share with you an educational film about them.