Łosia Chata

Łoś Chata is a wooden log cabin, but in a slightly more luxe version. We have 3 bedrooms for you and a sofa bed in the living room. The whole is about 80 m2. Room layout: Ground floor: - bedroom (2 persons) - living room (2 persons) - kitchen - dining room - bathroom - large terrace Floor: - bedroom (single + single + mezzanine for children) - bathroom - bedroom (2 people + mezzanine for children) - bathroom

We give you an exclusive house - along with a well-equipped kitchen. But if you don't feel like cooking - we have several tasty addresses on hand. E.g: 1. Karczma pod Sokołem in Sokółka (very worthwhile) 2. Pigsty in Kundzin in Krynki 3. At Modrzewm in Krynki. Enjoy your meal!

We have a forest here, a nice house and a lot of paths to go out. In fact, you don't have to go anywhere. Although we admit that it is worth it. First: Krynki The eastern border of the European Union, right next to Belarus, a place where you must turn off data transmission. Once a Jewish town full of life, now beloved by seekers of history and magic of the borderland. There is such water here that heals everything (you must try Krynka from a glass bottle). It is worth taking a leisurely tour and imagining that Władysław Jagiełło used to come here. Krynki has the largest roundabout in Poland and the second in the world. 12 streets depart from it. It's only bigger in Paris. Secondly: Kruszyniany The seat of Podlasie Tatars. You must drop by to taste the flavors and the atmosphere, see wooden mosques. Third: the Knyszyn Forest For exploring on foot, by bike, with poles and running. Within it, you can see, for example, Knyszyn, where the heart of Zygmunt August and Supraśl rest, a health resort and the seat of the August Podlasie Slow Fest festival Fourth: Sokółka Mainly known for the Eucharistic miracle, it is a transit town on the way to Belarus. Fifth: the Siemianówka Reservoir For water sports (windsurfing, kayaking, etc.) There is much more to see. We will help you find good routes.