About
Lake Mamry is the second-largest lake in Poland and lies in the Masurian region, in the north-east of the country. It is a place for those who want to be on the water, and its clear waters and many islands make it a rewarding destination for a slow, exploratory visit.
A lake to explore by boat
The lake is known for its numerous islands, which together form a maze-like archipelago. Without a fixed route to follow, the shoreline and channels between the islands invite a leisurely pace. Many visitors come to explore it by boat, as the most natural way to take in the landscape around you.
- Clear, clean water that suits swimming and paddling
- An archipelago of islands to wind through at your own pace
- Scenic canals linking Mamry to other lakes in the region
Sailing in the Masurian lakes
Lake Mamry is the heart of one of Europe's most pristine freshwater sailing destinations. Because it is joined to neighbouring lakes by canals, a journey can carry on across a wider network of water, which appeals to sailors and to anyone who enjoys a multi-day trip on the water.
If you are considering a visit, Lake Mamry suits travellers who value open water, quiet surroundings and time spent in or on a boat. Plan your stay around the lake and the region it belongs to, and allow time to wander the islands rather than rushing between them.
