Rybaczówka

Rybaczówka is a family-run marina and restaurant tucked into a small bay on Jezioro Boczne in the Masurian Lake District in Poland, with room for 30 boats on mooring buoys.

Guest berths are marked with buoys, and the harbour fee covers electricity, water, waste disposal, dishwashing, toilets and showers. The price depends on the boat's length: up to 28 feet 50 zł, 28–31 feet 60 zł, over 31 feet (up to 3 m beam) 70 zł, plus a per-person charge of 30 zł for adults and 20 zł for children under 11 (free under 3). The harbour day runs until 12:00 the following day, and restaurant guests can moor free of charge for up to 4 hours. Quiet hours apply from 23:00, and playing music from your own speakers is not allowed. Advance booking of a berth is recommended.

Ashore you'll find the restaurant focused on the freshest fish from the Masurian lakes, a bar, a sanitary building with toilets and showers, and a covered pavilion suited for parties, barbecues and concerts, plus a bonfire spot under an old ash tree.

The site sits by a bathing beach and a fishing platform, where you can sit among the reeds and watch beavers. Tie up at the buoy, head ashore to the bonfire spot, and enjoy fresh pike-perch from the oven at the restaurant.