MOTORCYCLE:

This route is prepared for large adventure motorcycle and trail bikes. If you don’t have your own, we can arrange a rental motorcycle.

ABOUT THE TRIP:

This extraordinary region occupies the north-eastern part of Poland. This area was under Prussian and German domination for centuries, and the scars of the wars are still visible. There are places waiting for us here, where you will be able to switch off for a while, appreciate the peace, quiet and amazing nature. It is said to be the Land of a Thousand Lakes. Warmia and Masuria are also areas filled with history that encourage you to explore and discover secrets. Gothic castles, medieval monasteries, baroque churches, war fortifications and the unique engineering marvel of the Elbląg Canal.

ITERNARY:

Day 1:
Drive to the hotel in Iława

Day 2:
Iława – Buczyniec ramp (Elbląsko-Ostróda Canal) – Raczki Elbląskie (the lowest point in Poland) – Elbląg – Frombork (castle and church of Warmian Bishops, Mikołaj Kopernik) – Lidzbark Warmiński (Warmian Bishops Castle) – Bisztynek (Devil’s Stone) – Reszel (castle and church of Warmia Bishops + witches)

Day 3:
Reszel – Kętrzyn (Wolf’s Lair in Gierłoż – Leśniewo Lock – Mamerki – Gołdap (water tower + graduation towers) – Kiepojcice and Stańczyki (famous bridges) – Wisztyniec (border crossing PL-LT-RU) – Cisowe Wzgórze

Day 4:
Cisowe Wzgórze – Suwałki Landscape Park – Olecko (with the largest market in Poland and Europe) – Giżycko (Teutonic Castle + Boyen Fortress) – Ryn Castle – Mikołajki – Wierzba

Day 5:
Wierzba – Ruciane Nida (Guzianka lock) – Wojnowo (Old Believers’ monastery) – Szczytno (Teutonic Castle) – Grunwald Fields