Marina Ląd

Marina Ląd is a small guest harbour on the river Warta, built from scratch in 2003-2004 on the right bank (river km 370.32) by the village of Ląd, 300 metres downstream from the bridge between Ląd and Zagórów. The harbour basin and quay offer berths at floating pontoons, and the banks are reinforced with stone-and-fascine mattresses. The season runs from 1 May to 30 September.

After mooring you should report to the harbour office at Lawendowa Weranda to complete formalities and pay fees. The daily rate is 40 zł for boats up to 8 metres and 50 zł for boats over 8 metres (water, toilet and waste disposal up to 60 litres included). Shore power costs 15 zł for up to 3 hours and 30 zł for up to 12 hours. Using the slipway costs 40 zł. Swimming in the harbour basin is forbidden.

The marina offers shore power and drinking water at the berths, toilets and showers (10 zł per person), waste disposal, and a slipway for launching boats. At Lawendowa Weranda you'll find a bistro & café with a grill and a bonfire spot, plus open parking and the possibility of pitching a tent or parking a caravan.

Within walking distance are grocery shops about 1 km away, a fuel station 600 metres from the marina, and the Cistercian monastery in Ląd with its renowned 1372 oratory.