Lakes in Poland – tourist approach

Welcome to the website of the Lakes of Poland. Here we will describe the most interesting lakes, floods and rivers on the right side of the Vistula. There are several national parks and many lovely towns and villages worth seeing. The tourist base is sufficiently extensive and everyone will find conditions suitable for themselves. There are both farm houses and luxury hotels.

Lakes of Poland are an important element of the landscape, and this country abounds in many beautiful water bodies. Poland is rich in lakes of various sizes and characteristics, which makes them attractive both for lovers of active recreation and for those who value peace and the beauty of nature.

Warmia and Masuria

Everybody knows Mazury, but not only can you relax there. Although here there are the largest lakes in Poland and usually directs us to navigate. There are many very popular towns, where it can be more crowded than the center of Warsaw. But if someone wants and this expects it will find many places clean and secluded, because the choice of lakes is very large.

Podlasie

Podlasie is known for its extraordinary purity, and the traditional landscapes of the village. A lot of cows here, the air is fresh. It dominates the lowland landscape with lots of meadows. The lakes are quite a bit, especially in the northern part. Podlasie is dotted with rivers and canals, among which the Pearl is the Augustów canal, providing a water connection with Lithuania and Belarus, and that way into the Baltic Sea, which is connected by the river basin of the Vistula and Neman. Nature is protected among others in Wigierskie National Park, Biebrzańskie National Park, Białowieża National Park and Narviański National Park.

Lublin Voivodeship

It is a land where two major tourist areas can be separated, where the most important are the lakes: Roztocze and Łęczyńsko-Włodawski Lake District. There are also many rivers here. North of Lublin are lowland and lazy, but in the vicinity of Biłgoraja Rivers can be mountain nature because they intersect Roztocze. These are the regions so charming that they were protected by nature in the form of Roztoczański National Park and Poleski National Park.

Greater Poland

The lakes of Wielkopolska are very famous, but rather locally. Everyone knows Lake Gopło, but because of its historical importance for Poland. However, it is worth delving into these areas, because there are many clean and beautiful ribbon lakes, especially in the vicinity of Gniezno. It is worth noting that many lakes are connected by navigable canals, which, combined with large rivers, allows you to relax on the boat.

Kashubia

Kashubia is a beautiful and clean region of Poland. Although it is close to the Baltic Sea, it is worth remembering about the local lakes. Many of them are located in forests without direct proximity to large cities. This region is also famous for its old pine forests.


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