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Port-Club Letni Ogród is located in Wygryny by Lake Bełdany, in the heart of the Masurian Landscape Park. The famous holiday town of Mikołajki is located nearby, and the most popular sailing route from Ruciane - Nida to Węgorzewo runs there. We offer: Residential position, i.e. a quay, pier, plot by the quay - exclusively for a conveniently parked car, bicycle, grill. Your own piece of land in Masuria. Together, we care for security and privacy, residents receive a remote control for the gate and surface barriers. A residential stand with a cottage, i.e. quay, pier, berth house For people who value even more comfort, we offer a residential stand with a cottage, which is directly above your quay. The house has a terrace, parking space, living room with kitchenette, bathroom, bedroom upstairs. Who will it be a good place for? for sailors and motorboats who feel comfortable in quiet places where there are no crowds of people and all-night parties for people who value slow life and silence for people who like order and clear rules for people who respect other residents and do not ignore the rules of culture and regulations for people who like to have a permanent berth, always. You can choose a place depending on your needs.

The harbour in the Klub Mila Kamień is a marina equipped with modern port infrastructure. Our base is reached by ships of the Masurian Shipping, among others, from Mikołajki and Ruciane Nida. The Klub Mila Kamień has its own large fleet of yachts and motorboats. Marina offer over 60 berths in the Academy Bay parking spaces for larger yachts at the Ekomarina piers, equipped with wide y-booms wintering boats in the port area and in the new hangar access to water and electricity free toilets and parking round the clock monitoring wi-fi in the Mila Kamień Club (restaurants, terrace and reception) boatbuilding and maintenance services

Very nice hotel and restaurant, beach nar with very few mooring places It's not actually a port or even a marina. This is a place where we can moor a boat to move in time to a long lost world. Until the pagan Prusai who lived in Masuria centuries ago. On a wooded peninsula there is a historical reconstruction settlement - Galindia - Masurian Eden. It is a kind of tourist center on Lake Bełdany near Mikołajki, it covers a peninsula in the Piska Forest at the mouth of the Krutynia River to Lake Bełdany. It is more of a place to visit than to stop by a yacht. At the port there is a camping and water equipment rental. The center consists of a hotel and a restaurant, but also unusual buildings such as: caves, demon dungeons, forest areas, ritual stone circle, Galindian labyrinth or open-air museums. Prussian rituals are played at the request of tourists. You can buy souvenirs, visit the settlement, swim in the lake. Sailors can moor to the northern shore of Lake Bełdany. Apart from Galindia itself, there is a lot of space to land on the shore, unfortunately we slide ashore and drop the anchor earlier, there is also a possibility of using a small pier. The climb is quite shallow. Mooring for the sightseeing only - cost PLN 10 / person. On the spot, we will find the atmosphere of an ancient era: sculptures, stocks, wooden cages, thrones, properly dressed staff. There are unusual attractions for tourists: dinners in caves, boat trips, stories about the history of the Galindians. Galindia is an oasis of silence - there is no place for motorboats and water scooters. Even the pier where sailboats are moored has been cut in half. The plans include even greater isolation. Access to Galindia will be defended by a drawbridge. It is worth knowing that the vicinity of Iznota was inhabited by the tribes of the Prussian Galindians from the 5th century BC to the 13th century AD. Information about these people living in the area of ​​the Great Masurian Lakes was provided, among others, by Tacitus and Ptolemy. The Galindians lived in friendship with nature, creating a model of democracy based on a common language and moral and religious traditions. They did not create any political structures. All the more important matters were decided by rallies conducted by Wajdelota. The amber route ran through Galindia, along which amber, which was extremely valuable at that time, was transported to the south and west. Now we can dive back into this long lost world thanks to the reconstruction settlement.