WIld-life watching locations and fishing spots in Poland
Wisła river / Vistula
Queen of Polish rivers
The last large, unregulated European river that flows for long stretches in a completely natural landscape.
Still very fishy, inhabited by countless wild birds and animals.
“Small Masuria”
Wild lakes hidden among fields and forests
In the immediate vicinity of Warsaw, we have a few unknown pearls – small eutrophic lakes that resemble the Masurian “older brothers”.
Full of perch and pike and inhabited by huge numbers of birds.
Białowieża Forest
Sanctuary of European Bison
A vast forest complex, one of the last primeval forests in Europe.
The forest is a refuge for European bison, which we regularly observe during our expeditions. It is also home to many other species of animals and birds. With a bit of luck, we might even spot a wolf or a lynx.
Other rivers
Bug, Narew, Wkra, Bzura
The meandering Bug flowing swiftly through sandy-clay areas, Narew rolling its black waters through marshy-peat areas or the shallow and rocky Wkra and Bzura …
Each of them offers excellent opportunities for bird and animal watching or fishing.
