Jeziorak

Located in the Iława Lake District, Jeziorak is the longest lake in our country. The length of the body of water is more than 27 kilometers! In terms of surface area, meanwhile, it is the sixth reservoir in Poland. Through Lake Dauby and the Iława Canal, Jeziorak connects with the famous Elbląg Canal. There are as many as 16 islands on the lake, the largest of which is Wielki Ostrów (also known as Wielka Żuława). On the southern shore of the reservoir lies - the fourth largest city in the Warmian-Masurian province - Ilawa. Jeziorak is famous for its fantastic winds, which is why it is popular with water sports enthusiasts. You can successfully try kayaking, sailing, kitesurfing or windsurfing here. Numerous beaches and bathing areas have also been marked out on the lake shore. Anglers will not be disappointed either. The reservoir abounds in pike, carp, tench and carp, among others. A great experience for children will certainly be an hour-long cruise on the reservoir, the route of which includes sailing around the Great Zulawy. Jeziorak is a post-glacial reservoir.

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MM - 21.04.2021
It is obscenely long, narrow, with numerous branches and islands. The longest lake in Poland is 27.4km long and has an area of 3460 hectares. It is home to more than a dozenislands, of which Wielka Żuława, with an area of 86.4 hectares, is also the largest inland island in Poland. This unusual body of water is favored by kayakers and sailors. Jeziorak, because of its shape and high shores, is famous for its downright perfect winds. The prestigious World Championship of Floating Models and numerous sailing regattas are held here. It is a typically trough lake. It is surrounded by the Iława Lake District Landscape Park.
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