Kashubia is an ideal place for those interested in canoeing as it offers fantastic and quite long water routes. From your canoe you can admire a fine landscape of villages nestled among gentle hills and forests. One of the most popular water routes is the Radunskie Circle, at 44 km in length and crossing 14 lakes.

With a total of 700 lakes, Kashubia is a natural draw for sailors and windsurfers alike. Docks and equipment rentals can be found in Szymbark, Suleczyno, Ostrzyce and Golun.

The region’s many lakes have much to offer anglers in search of pike, roach, tench, perch or bream.

With an abundance of wonderful hiking routes leading through unspoilt countryside, Kashubia is a real paradise for ramblers. The landscape is diversified by a series of scenic hills, sweeping down to the frequent lakes. One of the hills, Wiezyca, stands 329 m above sea level and, is the highest in the Lowlands of Central Europe.

There are many new cycle paths to ensure you get the best out of the beautiful and natural Kashubian countryside.

No holiday in Kashubia would be complete without some sightseeing. In the town of Kartuzy you should visit the Kashubian Museum and the 15th century Gothic church. A huge attraction is the Kashubian Ethnographic Park in Wdzydze Kiszewskie, which is a heritage park displaying traditional wooden houses, windmills, stables and a church. Other notable points of interest in the region include the open air Railway Museum in Koscierzyna with its collection of trains and other related artefacts giving an overview of the development of the local railway, the renowned pilgrimage site of Wejherowska Calvary in Wejcherowo, and finally the Museum of Kashubian Pottery of the Necel Family in Chmielno.

If you are not the adventurous type and simply want a relaxing holiday, the region’s natural beaches make for great swimming and sunbathing.