8-person log house located 2 min. on foot from Lake Tajty, in Wilkasy (Wilkasy-Zalesie), 4.5 km from the border of Giżycko in Masuria. Lake Tajty connects with the Great Masurian Lakes Trail. A unique lake because it combines wild nature with a carefully managed beach. Attractions at the lake: water equipment rental (bicycles, kayaks, sailboats, motorboats), large pier, separate swimming area for children, playground for children, playing fields (volleyball, football), fireplace, mini bar, billiards.

The unique flair of the Masurian lake district will leave a lasting impression on you: Enjoy the beautiful view of the lake in the new holiday home. In addition to the open kitchen, the cozy and comfortable furnishings also include a fireplace, which invites you to cuddle up on cool evenings. The ceiling construction with wooden beams gives the house a particularly charming character. As a highlight, your own rowing boat awaits you on the lake, which invites you to explore or go fishing. Of course you can swim and splash without hesitation: the water of Wilkasy Lake is incredibly clean. It's a bit like paradise: The new holiday home is located in the immediate vicinity of Lake Wilkasy. Also popular with water sports enthusiasts and anglers is the Niegocin Lake, which is practically on the other side of town and is also only a short walk away. On the opposite bank you can see the town of Gizycko. Activities nearby : Gizycko is a short drive away. The largest city on the Masurian Lake District transforms into a vibrant holiday resort in summer thanks to its beautiful location. The large marina, the long main street and a colorful bazaar invite you to stroll. Gizycko is the water sports center: there are many moorings, pubs, boatyards, sail makers and a water filling station. For sailors and motor boats, the port is the station for the passage of the Luczanski Canal, which runs right through the city here. In addition, the White Fleet has its base in Gizycko. Also worth seeing for landlubbers is the swing bridge over the connecting canal between the Mauersee and Spirdingsee. In Europe there are only two bridges of this type that are still in operation. You can also visit Boyen Fortress. Large parts of the six-pointed, four-and-a-half kilometer ramparts and casemates are open to the public