Visit Kopytkowo to see the immense wetlands and flood waters of the Biebrza river – one of the last unsubdued rivers in Europe.

Nature rules here, the people live by its rhythm, and the present interweaves with a rich cultural tradition and history.

Kopytkowo is located in the heart of the Biebrza marshlands, between the river and the nature reserve of the ‘Red Marsh’ which makes it an ideal place for those who want to spend a holiday in harmony with nature.

The richness of the flora and fauna not seen in other parts of Poland, pure air and perfect tranquillity have enchanted many well-travelled tourists.

The most attractive nature sites along the Biebrza river and in the ‘Red Marsh’ nature reserve can be easily accessed by numerous signposted walking and cycling trails.

All visitors can count on help of local guides.

For those who love water tourism, we organise river trips (kayaking, canoeing or rafting). While canoeing, you are likely to see, and may have an opportunity to photograph animals of the region.

Picking mushrooms and berries in the local woods is an additional attraction. The clean water of our rivers and canals, as well as an abundance of fish, are heaven for anglers.

While walking through this isolated, inaccessible area, you are likely to see wild animals, such as elks, boars, beavers and even wolves, and, above all, an amazing variety of birds. In short, it is heaven for wild life lovers, anglers and people who simply appreciate quietness and tranquillity.