Here's the perfect plan for a day spent in Dublinkowo. First, morning yoga, then breakfast on the terrace. A short walk through the forest, and you'll soon find yourself at a clear lake, where you can swim or stand-up paddleboard. Then, cooking together in the bright, cozy kitchen, and after dinner, splash into the hot tub. For those who persevere, there's a hot sauna, alternating with a cold shower and relaxation by the salt wall, which acts as a mini-graduation tower. At dusk, you settle in by the fireplace with music or a book, until finally, you retire to comfortable beds, only to be woken in the morning by the sounds of your neighbors' birdsong.

Our house is built exclusively from natural materials – wood and clay create a unique microclimate, ensuring nothing separates you from the beneficial effects of the forest. We've also created a space for children, who, like no other, appreciate close contact with nature.

The cottage has a comfortable layout, perfect for families or groups of friends. It features two separate bedrooms (upstairs), each equipped with a large double bed. Guests also have access to two bathrooms—one on the ground floor and the other on the lower level near the sauna. On the ground floor, there's a spacious living room with a sofa bed, providing additional sleeping space for two people.

Guests have access to a fully equipped kitchen that's perfect for slow breakfasts, shared dinners, and spontaneous culinary experiments. And if you'd rather take a break from cooking, there are places nearby serving authentic Kashubian flavors. Malinówka, Browar, and Jezioranka offer delicious meals, a place to linger, and soak up the local atmosphere.

It's hard to get bored here. The cottage is located in the heart of the Kashubian Landscape Park, a place where the day begins best with a coffee on the terrace and ends with a long walk through the forests and hills. The area is perfect for hiking, cycling, and exploring small roads that lead nowhere or to the most beautiful views.

Near the cottage is a lake – clean, peaceful, and the kind you'll want to jump into as soon as you wake up. You can swim, take a stand-up paddleboard (SUP), or simply sit on the beach and listen to the silence and the wind in the reeds.

If you enjoy places steeped in history, you'll find several unique Kashubian landmarks nearby. The Railway Museum in Kościerzyna, the Wybicki Manor in Sikorzyno, or the Ethnographic Museum in Wdzydze are worth a visit.

And after a long day on the road, you can return to the cottage and simply unwind. Warm up in the sauna, soak in the open-air hot tub, or sit by the Himalayan salt wall. This microclimate helps you calm down and breathe deeply.

It's a place where children quickly forget about screens. They can run barefoot on the grass, swim in the clear lake, bike along forest paths, and play football until dark.

The area also offers plenty of small attractions for family outings. Nearby, there's a rope park, mini golf, and a petting zoo, all of which can fill the day with laughter, exercise, and adventure.

The internet works very well in the living room, so if you need to open your laptop for a moment, answer a few emails, or work with a view of the greenery, you can easily do so. There's a desk for work, a large table inside, and an even larger one on the terrace.

Upstairs, the signal can be weaker—as is the phone signal. And that's actually a good thing. This is one of those places where you're more likely to place your phone face down, and spend your evenings chatting, playing board games, or staring at the forest instead of checking notifications.