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Biebrza National Park

biebrza_poland_tours A magic landscape is presented by the Biebrza flood waters and its multicolour marshly meadows.

This land can be visited by raft, kayak or on foot. To the eyes of bird-watchers and all nature lovers, the colours of the setting sun reflected in the streams change the Biebrza marshes into an extraordinary luminous theatre. Visitors should not forget to have their cameras ready: these unforgettable sights are worth taking home!

 

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Biebrza National Park

Just be aware the Biebrza National Park is located approximately three hours away from Warsaw in Northeast Poland, in the Podlaskie Voivodship. The northeast border of the park is near Belarus and the Narew River as well as the Biebrza River from the southern boundary. The park was established in 1993, and with a total area of 59.233 ha, it is the largest Polish national park. The Park includes 15.547 ha of forests, 18.182 ha of agricultural land, and 25.494 ha of wetlands - the most valuable habitat of the park - the very famous Biebrza marshes, with a large area of marshes, Red Bog, under strict protection at the Grzedy Forest District. This bog is unique in Europe for its marshes and peat lands, as well as for its highly diversified fauna, especially its birds. The Park was designated as a wetland site of global significance and is under the protection of the RAMSAR Convention.
The hotel packages Go Poland offers include flights to Warsaw. This is the most convenient airport when travelling to the National Park, however, please be advised that the transfer last approx. 3 hours each way and is also included in your price.
Once you have arrived feel free to explore this wonderful world by yourself but we have come up with some popular activities that will make the best out of your stay, ensuring you have experienced this outstanding natural environment in the proper manner:

Trailing the Wolves in Biebrza Park:


Trailing the Wolves is a practical way of learning how to read nature through trailing animals during an expedition to the legendary Red Marsh (Czerwone Bagno) and Uroczysko Grzedy reserve. Wandering through the wolf's territory you can read stories, often dramatic, written by animal tracks in the sand, mud or snow. You will learn about the secrets of the three most fascinating dwelers of the wetland, the wolf, the elk and the lynx. You will feast your eyes on the beauty of the open landscape and surprise your ears with the embracing and ever-present silence. You will acquire the ability to look at nature with an explorer's eye.

Trailing the Wolves includes:
  • Licensed and English Speaking Guide
  • Admission to the Biebrz National Park
  • Permission to enter the park in a vehicle (with a driver)
  • Duration: 5-6 hours
 

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