Masurian Lake District
Masurian Lake District includes two distinct areas, Mikołajki and Giżycko. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
The best places to get on the water.
Documented destinations for paddleboarding, canoeing, kayaking and pedal boating, with practical information to plan your outing.
Krutynia · Krutyń – Ukta
Astour describes a Krutynia trip from Krutyń to Ukta: 13 km, with an advertised duration of three to four hours. Kayaks and canoes are offered; the service includes a paddle, buoyancy aid and return transport.
Dunajec and Pieniny
Dunajec and Pieniny: Dunajec and Pieniny, in Petite-Pologne, needs a precise choice of starting area rather than a generic destination search. The Pieniny gorge, mountain reaches and downstream lake sections belong to one river but demand different skills and logistics. This guide separates the practical sectors so visitors can compare access, exposure and the kind of outing before contacting a professional.
Vistule at Varsovie
Port Czerniakowski hosts kayaking activities and a SUP school on the left bank of the Vistula. Its harbour basin is separate from the main channel.
Lake Zegrze
Lake Zegrze includes two distinct areas, Nieporęt and Serock. Compare them before booking kayak, paddleboarding, because access and conditions may differ.
Vistule at Cracovie
This Kraków Vistula guide centres on the KKW-29 base in the Salwator area, offering kayaks and canoes. Kazimierz provides another city reference point, rather than a documented second rental base.
Oder at Wrocław
Oder at Wrocław includes two distinct areas, Zwierzyniecka and Ostrów Tumski. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Warta at Poznań
The club kayak trip on 28 November 2026 runs from Poznań to Biedrusko. It does not establish regular rental at Chwaliszewo or Szeląg.
Motława at Gdańsk
The Motława offers an urban kayak route in Gdańsk, with a documented departure at Żabi Kruk and Ołowianka as a waterside landmark. Harbour traffic and passages open on the day shape the choice of loop.
Island Sobieszewo
Island Sobieszewo includes two distinct areas, Górki Zachodnie and Sobieszewo. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Sopot and Bay Gdańsk
SUP Baza describes a base near beach entrance 18 in Orłowo. Its 2024 announcement does not confirm current hours or an offer at Jelitkowo.
Péninsule de Hel
Péninsule de Hel: The named places are geographical references, not all confirmed launches. Read the access details and restrictions before choosing your outing.
Lagoon Szczecin
Lagoon Szczecin includes two distinct areas, Trzebież and Police. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Wolin and Międzyzdroje
Marina Wolin offers kayak and SUP hire in Wolin at ul. Mostowa 1. Arrange the exact launch and route with the marina.
Lake Drawsko
In Czaplinek, Drawtur rents kayaks and pedal boats on Lake Drawsko. Its many bays, islands and varied shoreline offer different route options from the recreation centre.
Brda and forêt de Tuchola
Brda.pl rents kayaks and three-seat canoes in Swornegacie for trips on the Brda. No second base in Charzykowy is established.
Lakes Wdzydze
Lakes Wdzydze includes two distinct areas, Wdzydze and Borsk. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Lakes Raduńskie
Kajaki Radunia offers the lake routes Stężyca–Chmielno and Chmielno–Ostrzyce. The operator’s base is in Ostrzyce, where the Radunia flows into Lake Ostrzyckie.
Giżycko and Lake Niegocin
Double kayaks are listed at Port Niegocin, Niegocińska 7 in Wilkasy, 6 km from central Giżycko. A launch within Giżycko remains unconfirmed.
Mikołajki and Śniardwy
Śniardwy is included in the kayaking routes presented by Pisz municipality. On this large open lake, wind and water conditions determine whether to paddle.
Węgorzewo and Lake Mamry
Węgorzewo and Lake Mamry: The named places are geographical references, not all confirmed launches. Read the access details and restrictions before choosing your outing.
Canal d’Augustów
The municipal directory confirms kayak rental at Marina PTTK and Sirocco in the Studzieniczna–Swoboda area. Choose your base and confirm its launch point: these listings do not describe a route linking the two operators.
Czarna Hańcza
The park opens Czarna Hańcza between Czerwony Folwark and Studziany Las. Stary Folwark lies on Wigry; Rygol joins the Augustowski canal farther along the route.
Lake Wigry
Lake Wigry: The named places are geographical references, not all confirmed launches. Read the access details and restrictions before choosing your outing.
Biebrza
Biebrza: The named places are geographical references, not all confirmed launches. Read the access details and restrictions before choosing your outing.
Narewka at Białowieża
Narewka at Białowieża includes two distinct areas, Narewka and Białowieża. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Lake Solina
Cypel in Polańczyk lists kayaks, SUP boards and pedal boats, with paid public parking on its map. An equivalent offer in the Solina area remains unconfirmed.
Tanew dans le Roztocze
On the Tanew, PRZEPRAWA offers Osuchy–Pisklaki (10 km) and Pisklaki–Stare Króle (17 km). Obrocz–Zwierzyniec is on another river, the Wieprz, and does not describe this trip.
Lake Czorsztyn
Czorsztyn is among SUP Kultura’s destinations. Arrange the meeting point and route with the school when booking.
Kisajno · Zatoka Tracz
Kisajno · Zatoka Tracz. Stranda rents tandem kayaks and pedal boats on Tracz Bay, Lake Kisajno. Main-entrance parking is unguarded; do not park at the slipway or along the quays.
Lake Tałty
At Stare Sady, the harbour of Hotel Robert’s Port overlooks Lake Tałty. Its 2026 rental list includes two-seat kayaks and four-seat pedal boats, available by the hour or by the day.
Jeziorak
Jeziorak includes two distinct areas, Iława and Siemiany. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Krutynia · Ukta – Nowy Most
From its second base at Ukta, Astour offers a Krutynia trip to Nowy Most: 9 km, with an advertised duration of two to three hours. Kayaks and canoes are offered; this departure is separate from the Krutyń base.
Pisa
Camp-Pisz offers a Pisa descent from its centre beside Lake Roś to Wilki: 9.5 km in about 2–2.5 hours. Return transport is a separate service.
Wda
Borsk is the documented starting area for exploring the Wda by kayak or canoe with Przystań nad Wdą. Wiele serves a different role: Zajazd Pod Śluzą offers accommodation linked to trips from Borsk, rather than a documented paddling route between the two villages.
Lake Gardno
The park's Łupawa route finishes at Surfcamp Gardno. Crossing Gardno towards Rowy is prohibited; Smołdzino and Człuchy require portages.
Bay Puck
Grupa Wodna lists double kayaks and SUP in Władysławowo; ABCSURF offers SUP in Kuźnica. This establishes no Puck–Kuźnica crossing or canoe rental.
Dunajec
Dunajec includes two distinct areas, Sromowce Niżne and Szczawnica. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
San
Kajaki San lists Sanok–Tyrawa Solna, around 13 km in 2–3 hours, and Dynów–Słonne, 18 km in 3–4 hours. Sanok–Dynów is separately a two-day trip of about 45 km.
Poprad
A kayak trip is offered on the Poprad from Muszyna to Piwniczna-Zdrój, covering about 28 km. Continuing to Stary Sącz is a different itinerary to arrange.
Narew
The park describes two kayak loops at Kurowo: 3.2 km and 7.7 km. They are separate from the Tykocin area; the longer loop includes upstream paddling.
Pilica · Tomaszów Mazowiecki–Spała
Pilica · Tomaszów Mazowiecki–Spała. The regional guide identifies a slipway at Tomaszów Mazowiecki and a landing at Spała. It gives neither exact parking nor a booking with an identified rental operator.
Bug
Przystań Bug offers the route Mielnik → Drohiczyn — 30 km, 5–6 h. Advertised equipment: kayaks, canoes. Advertised meeting point: Drohiczyn, Zygmunta Szmita. This is not necessarily the launch point. Transport takes you to the launch in Mielnik; Drohiczyn is the trip finish.
Barycz
The Milicz–Sułów trip covers about 10 km, up to 3 hours. Start near the ul. Krotoszyńska bridge; take out on the right around 200 m before Sułów dam.
Nysa Łużycka
An operator in Łęknica organises kayak and raft descents on the Nysa Łużycka. Agree on the river section and transport when booking.
Lagoon la Vistule
Agroturystyka Nowa Pasłęka advertises kayak rental near the Vistula Lagoon at Nowa Pasłęka 20C. No Frombork–Krynica Morska crossing or bases in both towns are established.
Lake Roś
From Lake Roś, Camp-Pisz offers kayak trips down the Pisa: 9.5 km to Wilki in about 2–2.5 hours, or 20 km to Dziadowo in 3.5–4.5 hours. Return transport to the centre is a separate service.
Lake Jamno
Lake Jamno includes two distinct areas, Mielno and Łazy. Compare them before booking kayak, paddleboarding, because access and conditions may differ.
Lake Drużno
Grupa Wodna rents kayaks, SUP boards and pedalos at its marina on the Elbląg River, Wybrzeże Gdańskie 12. This offer does not establish unrestricted access to Lake Drużno.
Słupia
eKajaki offers several descents on the Słupia, including routes of 6 km in about three hours and 11 km in about four hours. Choose the exact section before arranging your return.
Rospuda
Augustów municipality describes the Rospuda from Supienie on Rospuda Filipowska to Necko in Augustów: 73 km in about four days. Rocks, current and trees complicate some passages.
Drawa
Drawa includes two distinct areas, Drawno and Drawieński Park Narodowy. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Łyna at Olsztyn
The Łyna allows kayakers to reach central Olsztyn and continue towards Dobre Miasto, Lidzbark Warmiński and Bartoszyce. Its current is generally gentle, but the section through Olsztyn’s municipal forest is one of the noted exceptions.
Dajna and Lakes Mrągowo
Dajna and Lakes Mrągowo includes two distinct areas, Mrągowo and Muntowo. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Sapina at Węgorzewo
On the Sapina, the route described by Kajakowe Mazury starts at the beach on Lake Pozezdrze, crosses Lake Stręgiel and reaches Ogonki on Lake Święcajty. A longer option starts at Przerwanki lock and passes through Lake Wilkus.
Marózka at Olsztynek
Kajak Marina Swaderki describes a two-to-three-hour Marózka trip from its Swaderki base, where guarded parking is available. Although named Swaderki–Kurki, pickup is at the beach on Lake Święte. Its separate Łyna trip starts at Kurki after a transfer from Swaderki.
Omulew near Nidzica
Willa Omulew reports kayak and pedalo rental near its accommodation on Lake Omulew. Natać Mała 5a is the accommodation address, not an established launch. Confirm the rental operator and waterside meeting point; a river descent, a Wikno base and boating parking are not documented.
Wel at Lidzbark
On the Wel, the landscape park lists Lidzbark–Kurojady among the easier stages, through a wooded gorge and riverside meadows. Upstream, Podcibórz–Lidzbark is difficult: faster current, meanders and fallen trees make it a very different trip.
Drwęca at Ostróda
Tawerna describes an 11 km kayak descent on the Drwęca, taking about three hours and finishing at Tawerna in Ostróda. After the Mickiewicza bridge, the route enters Lake Drwęckie and turns right. Confirm the start, transfers and parking; this is not an Ostróda–Samborowo stage.
Ełk and Lake Ełckie
Kajaki Ełk lists an Ełk–Prostki trip of about 6 hours and offers kayaks and SUP boards, to be booked for the selected route. Some access details, availability and local conditions still need confirmation with the provider. See the details in each section.
Lega at Olecko
Ełk county describes the water route from Olecko along the Lega to Lake Selmęt Wielki; this does not establish rental in Wieliczki. Some access details, availability and local conditions still need confirmation with the provider. See the details in each section.
Lake Ukiel at Olsztyn
OSiR's 2025 CRS Ukiel tariff lists kayaks, three- or four-seat canoes, SUP boards and pedalos, without guaranteeing 2026 prices or stock. Its sites include Kapitańska 23, Olimpijska 1 and Sielska 38. Confirm equipment and parking at the chosen base; Likusy is not itself a verified rental point.
Lake Narie at Morąg
At Kretowiny, Mazursko provides kayaks, SUP boards and a small pedalo for its guests during the summer holidays. Its private jetty is around 40 m from the apartments and 150 m from the houses. Confirm collection arrangements; public rental, boating parking and a Bogaczewo launch are not established.
Lake Łańskie
Lake Łańskie includes two distinct areas, Ruś and Łańsk. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Tuga at Nowy Dwór Gdański
A regional department's 2020 publication records kayak pontoons on the Tuga at Wejhera street and near ŻOK in Nowy Dwór Gdański, and by the Greek Catholic church and lapidarium in Żelichowo. Confirm their current condition and parking; permanent rental is not established.
Piaśnica jusqu’à Dębki
The regional guide describes kayaking from Lake Żarnowieckie by road 213 to Dębki in about 2–3 hours. After the beach, it describes returning along the river to Dębki, not heading out to sea.
Reda at Wejherowo
The regional guide rates Zamostne–Reda as a moderately difficult kayak route, with weirs and portages. It does not establish separate rental facilities in both localities listed here.
Grand canal de la Brda
The regional portal lists the Grand Brda Canal as a kayak route. This general reference does not establish a specific service between Fojutowo and Rytel.
Radunia en Cachoubie
The guide describes kayaking from Ostrzyce to Kiełpino/Trątkownica via Somonino. It states that the Jar Raduni reserve section is closed to kayak trips: do not plan a continuous descent to Żukowo.
Łupawa at Damno
The regional portal identifies a 22 km kayak stage from Łupawa to Damno Młyn. This describes a stage, not a short loop, SUP service or separate canoe rental.
Łeba at Lębork
The regional Łeba route passes through Lębork and finishes at Gać. Within the park, kayaking is described from Poraj to the Izbica–Gać bridge; entering Lake Łebsko is prohibited.
Wierzyca at Starogard
The regional guide describes kayaking on the Wierzyca via Starogard Gdański and Pelplin, with power stations, weirs and trees. It recommends experience; the total route length is not this stage's distance.
Zbrzyca at Swornegacie
The operator describes two separate kayak routes: Leśno–Laska and Widno–Swornegacie. They do not establish one Leśno–Swornegacie service or a separate launch at the finish.
Chocina near Charzykowy
The retained operator record describes a Zielona Chocina–Swornegacie kayak route. It does not confirm a finish at Kopernica; current availability still needs checking.
Nogat at Malbork
The guide describes the Nogat from Biała Góra towards Malbork, with possible later stages to Jazowa and Osłonka. Locks and seasonal vegetation are part of preparing the kayak route.
Motława dans les Żuławy
Wróblewo's riverside landing is a documented start for kayaking towards Gdańsk. Approaching the city centre requires increased attention to vessel traffic.
Rega at Trzebiatów
Rega at Trzebiatów includes two distinct areas, Trzebiatów and Mrzeżyno. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Parsęta at Kołobrzeg
Białogard has a riverside facility on the Parsęta with a floating jetty, parking and toilets. An independent launch at Kołobrzeg remains unconfirmed.
Wieprza at Darłowo
The guide describes the Wieprza via Sławno and Darłowo. The weir before the centre requires a portage; finishing on Darłówko beach requires the port authority's permission.
Ina at Goleniów
The operator describes Goleniów–Inoujście on the Ina as a 27 km kayak stage taking around 6 hours. This is a long outing, not a short urban loop.
Lake Myśliborskie
For a kayak outing on Lake Myśliborskie, the OSiR marina in Myślibórz provides a documented reference, including a paid slipway. The equipment collection point still needs confirmation; the same information does not establish a launch at Dąbrowa.
Dobrzyca near Wałcz
Kajaki Zdbice offers Golce–Ostrowiec on the Dobrzyca: about 20 km and 6 hours, using one- to three-seat kayaks. Some access details, availability and local conditions still need confirmation with the provider. See the details in each section.
Piława at Borne Sulinowo
Mrówka describes the Nadarzyce–Szwecja kayak route as around 5–6 hours. Szwecja is its destination; access details in the older guide need reconfirmation.
Lake Dąbie at Szczecin
Marina Dąbie rents kayaks and pedal boats by the hour or day. Trips start at the marina to explore Lake Dąbie, the Odra and the canals, with a route chosen to suit the participants’ abilities.
Nida at Pińczów
Nida Kajakiem lists Pińczów–Chroberz at about 3.5 hours, subject to confirmation, with single or double kayaks. Some access details, availability and local conditions still need confirmation with the provider. See the details in each section.
Czarna Nida at Morawica
Czarna Nida at Morawica includes two distinct areas, Morawica and Tokarnia. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Wkra at Pomiechówek
On the Wkra, Martin Śniadówko organises trips between Joniec, Borkowo, Śniadówko and Pomiechówek. The complete Joniec–Pomiechówek route is about 26 km; shorter options let you choose the distance with the team. Kayaks are mainly doubles, supplied with paddles and buoyancy aids for adults and children.
Liwiec near Łochów
Kajaki Liwiec offers kayak trips on the Liwiec and Bug rivers. Exact start and finish points at Łochów and Kamieńczyk remain to be agreed.
Rawka at Bolimów
In Bolimów Forest, Sosenka offers several stages on the Rawka from its Ruda base. The Samice bridge–Sosenka section is about 6.9 km and takes three to five hours according to the operator. Numerous fallen trees and portages make route selection particularly important.
Warta at Sieradz
Warta at Sieradz includes two distinct areas, Sieradz and Burzenin. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Obra at Zbąszyń
In Zbąszyń, the municipality describes a kayak stage on the Obra towards Lutol Mokry, following a stop at Lake Błędno. The municipal sports centre also offers kayak and pedalo rental; this summer rental offer is separate from the organised river trip.
Noteć at Nakło
Powiat Nakielski lists single and double kayaks and pedal boats at its base, Notecka 4 in Nakło nad Notecią. The page gives no current seasonal dates.
Mała Panew at Ozimek
On the Mała Panew, Pod Lasem offers Staniszcze Wielkie–Ozimek, 14 km in about three to four hours. The operator rates it moderate and recommends it for intermediate paddlers. The route includes a kayak chute; transport to the start and back is organised.
Liswarta near Kłobuck
Poliswarcie offers kayak routes Danków–Zawady and then Zawady–Wąsosz. Wąsosz is on the Warta, after the Liswarta confluence at Kule. Confirm the booked section, portages, meeting point and parking with the provider.
Supraśl – Wasilków
Chillout offers a kayak trip from Supraśl to Wasilków. The start is near the wooden weir in Supraśl; Wasilków is the finish, with the operator’s shuttle returning participants to the Supraśl car park. Confirm the meeting arrangements when booking.
Krzna at Międzyrzec Podlaski
Przystań Krzna in Biała Podlaska offers Porosiuki–base, 6.2 km/1.5–2 h, or base–Woskrzenice, 12.5 km/3–4 h. An exact launch at Międzyrzec remains unconfirmed.
Wieprz at Zwierzyniec
The operator describes the Obrocz–Zwierzyniec kayak route on the Wieprz, ending at Lake Rudka. This source does not establish a departure in Szczebrzeszyn. Confirm the meeting point, parking and current conditions before booking.
Bystrzyca at Lublin
Kajaki Lublin offers several Bystrzyca stages: Prawiedniki–Zalew Zemborzycki, 7 km in two to three hours, or Osmolice–Zalew Zemborzycki, 14 km in four to five hours. An urban option crosses Lublin. The operator advertises daily departures from April to October, by reservation.
Vistule at Kazimierz Dolny
Wodna Pasja describes a kayak trip from Janowiec to Puławy, about 14 km and 3–4 hours, passing Kazimierz Dolny and ending at Puławy marina. The start is described as below Janowiec castle, without an exact launch point. Kazimierz is a place passed on this route, not a documented launch.
Lake Białe at Włodawa
KAJAKI 4U rents kayaks, SUP boards and pedal boats beside the pier at Okuninka's main beach. Its daily 2026 schedule ended on 6 September; Tarasiuki is unconfirmed.
Lake Tarnobrzeg
Lake Tarnobrzeg includes two distinct areas, Plaża Marina and Machów. Compare them before booking kayak, paddleboarding, because access and conditions may differ.
Warta at Częstochowa
Warta at Częstochowa includes two distinct areas, Częstochowa and Mstów. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Liswarta at Danków
Po Liswarcie offers Danków–Zawady and Starokrzepice–Danków routes. The chosen section determines which obstacles must be negotiated.
Pilica at Sulejów
ELKO offers Przedbórz–Sulejów on the Pilica: 46 km over two days with about 11–12 hours paddling; its fleet includes kayaks and CANOE RTM. Some access details, availability and local conditions still need confirmation with the provider. See the details in each section.
Nida at Pińczów
On the Nida, the operator offers Pińczów–Chroberz in about three and a half hours and Pińczów–Nieprowice in four and a half hours; both routes require confirmation before booking. Single or double kayaks come with paddles and buoyancy aids. Logistics include transport to the launch and the return of drivers.
Rospuda at Filipów
AS-TOUR describes a 68 km Rospuda trip over 4–6 days, finishing at Augustów Goła Zośka. Its base and parking are at Maćkowa Ruda 42, outside both localities.
Wda · Tleń / Świecie
WOWO describes Świecie as the end of the Wda route; its Tleń base offers Stara Rzeka–Tleń, 8 km and about 2 hours by kayak. Some access details, availability and local conditions still need confirmation with the provider. See the details in each section.
Drwęca at Brodnica
Drwęca at Brodnica includes two distinct areas, Brodnica and Golub-Dobrzyń. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Biebrza at Osowiec-Twierdza
This guide places Biebrza kayaking around Osowiec-Twierdza and Goniądz without guaranteeing a launch in each. The notice read on 19 September 2026 reports a local closure at Osowiec’s wooden bridge, separate from general low-water rules; check whether it has been lifted before choosing a route.
Narew at Łomża
MOSiR Łomża lists kayaks, Canadian canoes, SUP boards and pedal boats at the Narew port; this local offer does not guarantee a trip to Nowogród. Some access details, availability and local conditions still need confirmation with the provider. See the details in each section.
Bug at Drohiczyn
Przystań Bug offers a kayak or canoe trip from Mielnik to Drohiczyn: about 30 km, with an advertised five to six hours on the Bug.
Oder at Szczecin
In Szczecin, Marina Dąbie rents kayaks and pedal boats by the hour or day. Its presentation mentions the Oder, its canals and Lake Dąbie. Equipment is collected at the marina, with life jackets included and advice from harbour staff on choosing a route.
Lake Jeziorak at Iława
Iława tourist information lists kayaks and SUP at SSW MOS in Ekomarina; this listing does not establish the same service in Siemiany. Some access details, availability and local conditions still need confirmation with the provider. See the details in each section.
Lake Charzykowskie
Lake Charzykowskie includes two distinct areas, Charzykowy and Chojnice. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Drawa at Drawno
Drawa at Drawno includes two distinct areas, Drawno and Barnimie. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Gwda at Piła
Kajaczki describes Piła–Ujście as an 18 km stage on the Gwda; this distance applies to the stage, not the whole river. Some access details, availability and local conditions still need confirmation with the provider. See the details in each section.
Obra at Międzyrzecz
On the Obra, Obra Bobra offers Międzyrzecz–Gorzyca over 13.5 km, with about five hours on the water. This stage passes through bends and some faster sections; the operator recommends it for active paddlers. Kayak, buoyancy aid, transport and a short introduction at the start are included.
Jezioro Żywieckie · Tresna
Jezioro Żywieckie · Tresna. Przystań na Zaporze on Żywiecka in Tresna is listed for kayaks and pedal boats. This does not establish canoe or SUP rental, or a second base in Żywiec town.
Reservoir Mietków
Reservoir Mietków includes two distinct areas, Mietków and Borzygniew. Compare them before booking kayak, because access and conditions may differ.
Lake Turawskie
I Love Turawa lists kayaks and SUP at Wędkarska 75A by Jezioro Średnie, also usable on the larger lake 100 m away. An offer at Szczedrzyk is unconfirmed.
Powidzkie — Ostrowo
At Lake Powidzkie, Moran offers hotel guests kayaks, SUP boards and pedal boats from its grounds in Ostrowo. Equipment is available without reservations, subject to availability; arrange private-site access with reception.
Białe — Skorzęcin
In Skorzęcin, Hotel Biały describes a beach on Lake Białe exclusively for hotel guests, with kayaks, rowing boats and pedal boats. This offer concerns Białe and does not establish public launching on neighbouring Niedzięgiel.
Dominickie — Boszkowo
On the eastern shore of Lake Dominickie, the LOK centre in Boszkowo has its own beach and marina with direct lake access. Its advertised offer includes kayaks, pedal boats and sailing boats; arrange use with the centre.
Lubiąż — Lubniewice
In Lubniewice, Przystań advertises kayaks, SUP boards and pedal boats on Lake Lubiąż. Its marina also offers a paid launching service; this does not mean that every shore of the lake is freely accessible.
Karaś — Lubsko
The Karaś reservoir in Lubsko has an OSiR-managed kayak base. The municipality describes seasonal kayak and pedal-boat rental; Karaś has its own rules, distinct from those for nearby Nowiniec reservoir.
Chodzieskie — Chodzież
In Chodzież, Łazienki Chodzieskie stands beside Lake Miejskie, also called Chodzieskie. The establishment offers kayaks in spring and summer and mentions launching your own equipment, subject to arrangements on site.
Żarnowieckie — Nadole
Nadole marina provides access to Lake Żarnowieckie with double kayaks, SUP boards and pedal boats for hire. GOTiS supplies buoyancy aids and publishes a 2026 schedule; follow harbour instructions around other craft.
Wielkie Cekcyńskie — Cekcyn
In the Bory Tucholskie area, Cekcyn offers a visit to Wielkie Cekcyńskie. The municipal Jarzębina centre describes summer kayak and pedal-boat rental by the lake; Hopland’s administrative address is not a confirmed launch.
Gopło — Kruszwica
At Kruszwica, Gopło combines boating with the historic landscape around Mysia Wieża. WOPR documents the water route and its constraints; its Popiela 2 base is a contact point, without guaranteeing rental or launching on your chosen day.
Jezioro Nyskie · Skorochów
Beach Brothers rents kayaks and SUP boards by the beach bar in Skorochów, a practical starting contact for Lake Nyskie.
Jezioro Bielawskie
The municipal OSiR rental at Sudecka Plaża, on Plażowa street, offers kayaks and SUP boards on Lake Bielawskie; opening depends on its posted schedule and the weather.
Pogoria III · Dąbrowa Górnicza
Jacht Klub Pogoria III advertises kayak hire on Zakładowa street; this club is separate from the municipal recreation centre at Malinowe Górki.
Chechło · Trzebinia
Chechło in Trzebinia borders the Dulowa forest; a 2024 Chrzanolandia regional guide describes kayak rental at the Chechło establishment, with current availability still to be confirmed. This is not Nakło-Chechło.
Bóbr · Nielestno
Kajakiem po Bobrze organises descents from Nielestno towards Marczów, Dębowy Gaj or Lwówek Śląski, with a briefing and return arrangements.
Paprocany · Tychy
The Paprocany recreation centre in Tychy rents kayaks and SUP boards from its Parkowa site; the public rental should not be confused with sports club facilities.
Jezioro Leśniańskie · Czocha
Camping Plaża Czocha advertises kayak rental on Lake Leśniańskie near Czocha Castle; this identified rental does not establish free launch access around the reservoir.
Sielpia · Słoneczna Przystań
Końskie Travel lists Słoneczna Przystań on Spacerowa street in Sielpia for kayak, canoe and SUP hire, providing a named contact by the lake.
Luciąża · Kłudzice
Kajaki-Luciaki offers demanding kayak routes from Kłudzice on the Luciąża to Murowaniec or Barkowice; its narrow channel and reported fallen trees require preparation.
Dadaj
Star-Dadaj lists kayaking, SUP, pedal boating on Dadaj. This guide concerns the service at Star-Dadaj · Dadaj, Ramsowo; confirm equipment, route and same-day conditions with this operator. Rental is restricted to hotel guests.
Kalwa
Ośrodek Wypoczynkowy Kalwa lists kayaking, SUP, pedal boating on Kalwa. This guide concerns the service at Polna 83 · Pasym; confirm equipment, route and same-day conditions with this operator. Day visitors must report to reception and pay admission.
Guzianka Wielka
Ruciane Park lists kayaking, SUP, pedal boating on Guzianka Wielka. This guide concerns the service at Wrzosowa 3 · Ruciane-Nida; confirm equipment, route and same-day conditions with this operator. The base is on Guzianka Wielka; trips towards Bełdany or Nidzkie require a separately planned route.
Brzozolasek
Jabłoń Lake Resort lists kayaking, SUP, canoeing on Brzozolasek. This guide concerns the service at Jabłoń Lake Resort; confirm equipment, route and same-day conditions with this operator. Water equipment costs extra to the stay.
Rajgrodzkie
Energetyk lists kayaking, pedal boating on Rajgrodzkie. This guide concerns the service at Leśna 1 · Rajgród; confirm equipment, route and same-day conditions with this operator. The centre announces June–October opening; confirm equipment for your date.
Bełdany
Mazurski Raj lists SUP, pedal boating on Bełdany. This guide concerns the service at Piaski 5 · Ruciane-Nida; confirm equipment, route and same-day conditions with this operator. Published page and rules give conflicting times; confirm collection and return hours.
Marycha · Zelwa–Budwieć
Marycha – Mariusz Sokołowski lists kayaking on Marycha · Zelwa–Budwieć. This guide concerns the service at Zelwa 37 · Giby; confirm equipment, route and same-day conditions with this operator. Zelwa–Budwieć is listed as about 8 km, taking 2.5–3 hours. Participants paddle independently after the briefing.
Włodawka · Suchawa–Adamki
Kajakiem Po Bugu lists kayaking on Włodawka · Suchawa–Adamki. This guide concerns the service at Suchawa; confirm equipment, route and same-day conditions with this operator. Suchawa–Adamki: 5 km, difficult with portages. The operator recommends April–June; low water may prevent summer trips.
Orzyc · Ciepielewo–Smrock-Dwór
Przystań Bobrowa lists kayaking on Orzyc · Ciepielewo–Smrock-Dwór. This guide concerns the service at Smrock-Dwór 16A; confirm equipment, route and same-day conditions with this operator. Ciepielewo–Smrock-Dwór: 5 km, about one hour. Pages disagree on year-round versus spring–autumn availability; confirm departure.