Mamry Yacht Czarter

Mamry Yacht Czarter is a modern marina in the centre of Węgorzewo in the Masurian Lake District, at the fork of the Kanał Węgorzewski canal and the Węgorapa river. From here a two-kilometre navigable stretch – half river, half canal – leads out to Lake Mamry, Poland's second-largest lake, and on along the Great Masurian Lakes route towards Ruciane-Nida. Built in 2002, the marina has 60 berths for sailing and motor boats, is sheltered from wind and waves, and is monitored around the clock by CCTV.

Shore power and drinking water are available on the quay, and a full day's mooring with power, water and toilet access costs 150 zł. Shorter stays of up to 3 hours cost 30 zł, a shower 15 zł, and a lift with the 5-tonne crane 300 zł. Car parking costs 20 zł per day.

The marina has a new sanitary building with toilets and showers, a bar serving light food, a spot for bonfires, a guarded car park, and slipway facilities for launching and hauling out boats. Boat service, including Mercury servicing, is also offered along the entire Great Masurian Lakes route.

Just 50 metres away you'll find a tavern, 100 metres a restaurant, 200 metres a shop, and 150 metres an Orlen fuel station for motor boats. The Biedronka and Stokrotka supermarkets are 500 metres away, and nearby you can also visit the church, the Museum of Folk Culture and the tourist information office.