Przytulisko – Dom na Mazurach

There are 3 bedrooms for 6 people waiting for our guests. Two upstairs with access to the balcony, and one downstairs. Sometimes there will be questions about extra beds. For your comfort, we do not allow more than 7 people to stay in the cottage - on request, we can add a camp bed to one of the bedrooms upstairs - but we warn you: the amount of space in the room will be significantly reduced ;-) More information about our location: we are located near a road (no traffic). The plot is large and forested, and the house is located deep in it, so you can count on peace and quiet without any worries :)

The house has a fully equipped kitchenette (cutlery, plates, bowls and bowls, frying pans, pots, corkscrew, garlic press and glasses. We hope that everyone will find what they are looking for :) In the garden, we invite you to the grill gazebo (charcoal grill). • In the kitchen, you will find a capsule coffee machine of this type: https://www.nespresso.com/pl/pl/order/capsules/original, it is worth stocking up on them. • Additionally, for coffee lovers, we also have a coffee bean grinder and a press type coffee machine. Please stock up on your own favorite coffee. • If you are planning a barbecue, please remember about coal, kindling and grill trays. • There is only a local shop in the area, so if you are planning larger purchases, it is worth doing them in advance.

In the glass-covered living room you can relax with your morning coffee and in the evening sit by the fireplace, enjoying the warmth and cosy atmosphere. This is an ideal place not only to relax by the nearby guarded beach, but also for those who like active leisure. Guests can use our bikes, we provide 5 bikes for adults and 2 for children. There are countless bike routes, the most popular are those around Lake Omulew or to the sources of Łyna. For kayak lovers, we recommend rafting down the Marózka or Omulew rivers. Nearby companies also organize rafting combined with a bike trip on the former. Two SUP boards, which can also be turned into a kayak, await guests at the house. Fishing enthusiasts will find their ideal place on one of the piers by the lake. The surrounding forest guarantees that mushroom fans will be happy with the harvest. After a day full of excitement, relax on a large wooden garden swing or in a hammock. You can also use our barbecue gazebo and sit down with family and friends at a large banquet table. Behind the fence, there are plenty of opportunities for adventure: - discovering the historical Land of 7 Oddities - you can set off on a trip along the trail of the villages that make up the land: Wikno, Jabłonka, Natać Duża and Natać Mała, located in the Ramucko-Napiwodzka Forest; let yourself be carried away by regional folklore and take an educational walk along the trail of old Masurian professions (the walk "On the Trail of Old Masuria" is organized by the Omulewa Area Development Society) or visit the "Z.Kozuba i Synowie" distillery, - if you are interested in the war history of the region, you will certainly be interested in the bunkers, anti-tank ditches and gun positions hidden in the surrounding forests, - in Nidzica, visit the Teutonic castle from the 15th century, where the Teutonic prosecutor resided; today there is a hotel there, but also a quite exquisite restaurant – maybe it is a good place for a romantic dinner?, – swimming in Lake Omulew – there are several beaches and bathing areas around it, also guarded; n – horse riding – in our area there are 2 good stables, Kanthaka and Napiwoda, so if you feel freedom in the saddle, you will have more than one opportunity for moments with flying hair: you can arrange an individual ride or a field trip, but also for relaxing hippotherapy, – pond turtle reserve on Lake Orłowo, 14 km from here; in search of turtles you can go on a bike trip, and the easiest time to meet them is in spring, while hiking to their nesting sites, – Garncarska Wioska is a thematic village operating in the village of Kamionka – here you can eat local delicacies, learn about disappearing professions, old traditions and customs, discover several thousand plants in the Paradise Garden, walk through over 30 thematic corners and take part in workshops, e.g. on modeling clay on a table, rolling clay on a potter's wheel, painting on glass, decorating Easter eggs or baubles or playing field games, – and if you get bored with lakes and rivers, you can even climb Złote Góry, the highest range of hills in the Nidzica district; the peak on which the observation tower of the Jedwabno Forest District stands is 229 m above sea level.