The lake region of Masuria in Poland with over 2,000 lakes and large forests and historic towns. It is a paradise for sailing, windsurfing and outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, kayaking, biking and horseback riding during the summer months, and also offers a wide range of winter activities. Many of the Masurian lakes are connected by rivers and canals, making it possible to sail or kayak hundreds of kilometers in the region.
Masurian Lake District (Mazury in Polish) is located in northeastern Poland, near the border with Lithuania. The sparsely populated region has a large number of lakes, including the largest in Poland. The area is the most famous area of the lakes of Central Europe and has become a popular vacation destination for Poles, who visit Masuria in summer. Especially the region of the Great Masurian center around cities Mikolajki Gizycko and attracts many visitors.
Masuria is famous for its thousands of lakes and nearby forests, offering a wide range of outdoor activities, including sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, kite surfing, swimming, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, biking, hunting and wildlife watching . The region includes the largest lake in Poland, Sniardwy (or Spirdingsee in German), and small resort towns Gizycko, Mikolajki, Elk, Wegorzewo, Ryn, and Ilawa Pisz lake.
Nature attractions. In addition to the lakes, Masurian region also has many rivers good for fishing and forests provide many routes for hiking and cycling in Masuria. There is also a good variety of wildlife, berries and edible mushrooms and large protected areas, including Masuria Natural Park, which includes 11 nature reserves like Lake Luknajo is a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO, or the forest Borecka Pushcha with a breeding European bison. The wide variety of lakes connected by rivers and canals offers great opportunities for kayaking in Masuria.
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