Hankówka Mazury

Two wooden huts made of hewn pine logs (one brought from the vicinity of Kazimierz Dolny, the other from near Ivano-Frankivsk) in Jerutki. Each has an area of 75 m² and the following layout: – on the ground floor: living room with kitchen and dining room and bathroom with shower. – on the first floor: two bedrooms (one with a double bed, the other with two single beds) and a balcony. There is a fireplace in the living room and the sofa can be folded out so that an additional person can sleep on it. In front of each house there is a terrace with furniture and a gas grill, and a hammock in the garden. There will be 4 bicycles at your disposal (for each house). Our premises also include: a play zone for younger children assigned to each house, a common play space for older children (with a trampoline, volleyball and football pitches) and a bonfire place.

Here we have a charming and quiet corner of Masuria, surrounded by numerous lakes. You can reach the nearest one by bike in 10 minutes. There are plenty of bicycle and walking paths in the area, you can walk through fields, meadows and forests, visit the Piska Forest and enter the Pupy nature reserve, where there is an educational path. Our area is green and pleasant, you can spend time in a hammock, with a book on the terrace or playing volleyball. Bicycles are waiting for you on site. In the immediate vicinity there are: – a small beach on Lake Marksoby, which is covered by a silence zone, – lakes: Nożyce, Piasutno, Wałpusz, and a little further: Świętajno, Zdróżno and Nawiady and the beaches above them, – forests full of mushrooms, wild strawberries and berries, – bicycle trails leading through the forest, around lakes and through the Masurian hills, – headquarters of the Kreolia Foundation, which organizes various events during the season - concerts, theater performances, exhibitions and workshops. While staying with us you can: – go on a kayaking trip along the Krutynia River (starting in Ukta), – visit the bunkers in Memerki, the Wolf's Lair and the lock in Leśniewo Górne, – go to Szczytno (12 km), where it is worth seeing the ruins of the Teutonic castle, visiting the Masurian Museum and finding 14 Pofajdoki, – go to the wild animal park in Kadzidłowo, – set off on bicycles along the Juranda trail, connecting Szczytno with Spychów, or a bicycle trail along the embankment of the former railway line. We can rent you (for an additional fee) an inflatable kayak and a SUP board.