The tour begins in the morning with a transfer to Narew, one of the longest and most scenic rivers in Poland. During our catamaran trip, we will be looking for beavers, who are active during this time of the day. Following your return and breakfast, you will explore the Biebrza marshes. Put on your boots and let’s go! You will also find elk and wolf tracks. This area protects vast fenlands with a variety of plants, rare wetland birds, and mammal species such as elk and beavers. Biebrza wetlands, as well as the Narew River valleys, are major bird nesting, feeding, and resting sites.    

In the evening – a sunset over the distant horizon seen from the balloon. Biebrza marshes and Polish Amazon – Narew seen from the sky leave us with unforgettable memories (balloon flight is optional and not included).

Among the most memorable ways to explore the river is to sail special platforms, sort of small boathouses. The free-flowing nature of a heavily meandering river enables one to navigate all day long, stop for rest in tranquil corners, and take in the natural life of the river and its inhabitants. You will end the day at the firecamp.

Transfer up North to Suwalszczyzna, where the post-glacial landscape is more rich in hills and lakes. After checking in at the cozy guesthouse by the lake, you may rest and enjoy the sun and silence.

Time to explore the symbol of Suwalszczyzna and one of the biggest and most beautiful of Polish lakes – Wigry, surrounded by stunning forests. Best way to feel the spirit of the region is an all-day bicycle trip around the lake. During the day, you can also relax and swim in the lake by the wild beaches. Our guide will show us the unique nature of the Wigry National Park.

We continue our active approach to holidays. Today you will discover Czarna Hańcza, a magnificent wild river. Canoeing will be your source of endorphins today. It’s a pleasant way to work your muscles, catch some sunshine, and relax in nature.

Last moments to relax before we head back to Warsaw.