Description
Narusa is more than a hotel or resort. It's a forest haven created for you to slow down and get closer to Nature. We created Narusa Forest Haven inspired by the ideas of slow life, slow food and slow tourism, which comprehensively account for sustainable tourism. Slow life, which is gaining in popularity, implies a peaceful, unhurried lifestyle, in harmony with oneself and one's own needs. Slow food is about enjoying a meal based on local products in the company of family and friends, while slow tourism is about forgoing classic hotels and resorts in favor of lesser-known destinations to experience local natural, cultural and culinary heritage with respect for local communities. Our mission is to promote the idea of ecological, sustainable tourism, supporting the protection of biodiversity and the natural, social and culinary values of the Vistula Lagoon area. We appreciate and respect the qualities of the region, its heritage and local community. Therefore, while building Narusa, we decided to listen to the voice of the local community: residents and authorities, people and entities for whom Narusa and its surroundings are important. We want to contribute to the sustainable development of the region. Therefore, we support each other with our knowledge and experience. We plan joint actions and projects. It is thanks to cooperation with local companies that we have been able to build Narusa in the spirit of ecology, and thanks to residents and local activists we continue to discover the region and learn about its possibilities and needs. Narusa's forest house is the perfect place for a vacation or just for everyday life. A large glass viewing wall provides natural lighting and gives a view of the forest and all its beauty. An overnight mezzanine, a living room with a kitchenette equipped with utensils, a bathroom with a shower, a terrace with a lounge set, allow you to feel independent and comfortable. Four-bedroom cottage: two sleeping places on the mezzanine are complemented by another two on the sofa bed in the living room, along with an additional sleeping pouf for a fifth person. Cottage for 6: Two separate bedrooms on the antersola complement another two on the sofa bed in the living room, along with an additional single bed and a sleeping pouf for a fifth person. Each cottage has a fully equipped kitchenette and bathroom. On the premises there is a restaurant, a hammock house hidden among the surrounding trees, a rope park for children, a volleyball court, a playground, three fire pits, a Finnish sauna and bale, an infrared sauna with a brine graduation tower, a conference room, viewing terraces and much more. One kilometer away in the center of Frombork lies a Historical Monument - the Frombork Cathedral Complex. It is a unique example of a medieval cathedral fortress, in which various forms of architecture - with sacred, defensive, residential and administrative functions - were combined into a harmonious whole. The monument is characterized by fortifications with gates and towers, as well as administrative and residential buildings located within them. Towering over the hill is the Archcathedral Basilica, where International Organ Concerts are held. The western section of the walls includes: Western Gate, Artillery Tower (its ground floor now houses a planetarium, and a Foucault pendulum is suspended in the bell tower) and a corner tower called Copernicus Tower. In the southern section: South Gate, Powder Tower and the so-called New Vicarage attached to the walls. The eastern section is mainly occupied by the Bishop's Palace (now home to the Nicolaus Copernicus Museum). Next to it are the Eastern Bastion and the Chapter House, connected to the cathedral by a covered porch. In the northern section of the walls are placed: Tower of Custody, Custodian's House, North Gate and Curia of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Outside the boundaries of the cathedral complex, and at the same time a historical monument, are the buildings of the outer canonies and the so-called New Bishop's Palace (open to the public), as well as the contemporary gallery and workshop complex of the Carriage House of Arts. A contemporary statue of Nicolaus Copernicus is set up on the square to the north. We are in beautiful Warmia, a hidden gem of northern Poland. Within a radius of 30 km, you can visit towns with several hundred years of history, traverse the trails of the Elblag Highlands and stroll along the beaches of the Vistula Lagoon, getting acquainted with the archaeological exhibition, discovering the traces of the Prussians, reaching the largest vantage points, and above all learning the secrets of Nicolaus Copernicus. On the route above the lagoon reaching 22 km, you can get acquainted with the villages: Tolkmicko (distance 15km), Kadiny and Suchacz. Tolkmicko offers: a walk on the harbor pier overlooking the Lighthouse in Krynica Morska, a vantage point at the Town Hall, and a drainage route by the Green Velo parking lot. Kadyny is a restored farmstead with Kadyny ceramics, a Franciscan monastery and brick buildings. Sukhacz is located on the Elblag Upland with the "Castle Hill" vantage point and the Astronomical Park on Zurawia Mountain. The largest city at a distance of 30 km is Elblag with a beautiful and extensive park called Bazantarnia, the Old "New" City with church paths and small cafes, and the contemporary EL Gallery in an old church. It can be a challenge to climb the tower of St. Nicholas Cathedral, which offers a view of the entire city and its surroundings. At the Market Gate there is a statue of Piekarczyk, the city's hero. Narusa Forest Marina is an ideal starting point for traversing the
