Waterway boat rentals in Poland

Set off from Slesin to discover authentic Poland

To ensure you make the most of your water­way cruise in Poland, start by care­ful­ly choos­ing the house­boat on which you’ll explore the country’s secrets and trea­sures. We’ll then train you to cap­tain it and you’ll be able to sam­ple the joys of water­way tourism. Dur­ing your cruise, you’ll enjoy tak­ing in the locks, canals, bridges and oth­er water­way her­itage trea­sures, as well as find­ing the time to moor up close to the vil­lages you trav­el through. Dis­cov­er local arti­sans, farm­ers and mar­kets. Your house­boat also has the poten­tial to become a ver­i­ta­ble place of ini­ti­a­tion into Pol­ish gas­tron­o­my. Alter­na­tive­ly, you might pre­fer to sam­ple the tra­di­tion­al Barszcz or ubiq­ui­tous flour soup, Zurek, in one of the many restau­rants along your route.

From one discovery to another : all the magic of waterway tourism

Allow your youngest or most intre­pid crew mem­bers to fol­low your rental boat by cycling along the tow­paths. You’ll all love this immer­sion into the Pol­ish coun­try­side, as well as the oppor­tu­ni­ty, depend­ing on the sea­son, to gath­er with your fam­i­ly or friends on the beach­es devel­oped around Lake Gop­lo. Your water­way cruise will take on a real­ly sum­mery feel. Don’t miss a stroll in the his­toric town of Kruszwica, built near­ly 3,000 years ago around this lake. Enjoy the shops and sooth­ing atmos­phere of its his­toric heart, but don’t for­get to head off to dis­cov­er the region’s Roman mile­stones. You are, indeed, at the heart of what was one of the most remote cities of the Roman Empire.