Description
In a charming place in Kashubia among meadows and forests, we run a farm specializing in the production of certified Kashubian honey and bee products. Wanting to share the charm of this place, we decided to welcome guests to rest in our agritourism. In our facility we can host up to 12 people. Arrangement of rooms on the first floor with a terrace: No. 1. Guest room with two double beds and a bathroom. No. 2. Guest room with two double beds and bathroom. No. 3. Guest room with two double beds and bathroom. On the first floor there is a dining room with access to the bathroom. The kitchen area is equipped with all the necessary utensils for daily use. Sauna and hot tub 1 evening included in the price of your stay. In the garden there is a gazebo with a sitting area and a fireplace, as well as a barbecue and a place for a bonfire and a playground for children. The pond for the safety of children is fenced, but there is access to a gazebo on the water, a pedal boat and recreational fishing. There is a sauna and a hot tub, with 1-time sauna and hot tub preparation included in the price of your stay. Beekeeping has been in our family for generations, we are driven by passion and love for bees and the nature that surrounds us. The area of Honey Valley is occupied by trees and flower meadows, which are a benefit for bees and other insects and animals that live there. Because of our many years of work on the farm and our knowledge of bees, my husband and I decided to create the perfect place for an educational homestead for children and adults, who will enjoy listening to the amazing stories about the world of all pollinators and nectar-producing plants and how much influence they have on our lives and nature. The surrounding area is conducive to forest hikes or bike rides. Our place is an ideal starting point not only at or lake, but also at the sea, to which we have only less than 40 km. We invite all lovers of communing with nature to our homestead where you can experience the inhalation of air from the beehive, see the bees at work in the glass beehive, compare the beehive with the barn, see a practical hotel for all pollinating insects, a house for hedgehogs and all this during an educational path in our forest. We do not accept animals. We have two dogs who appreciate the backyard for exclusivity.