The pier on the Warta River in Sieraków consists of two parts. On the left bank of the river (town center) there is a quay, a parking lot and places to moor boats. On the right bank there is an unpaved but accessible quay with a slipway, picnic shelters and a bonfire place.
The marina is open to all users, no fees are charged, but the facility is not monitored or supervised. Parking in parking spaces is also free of charge. There is no access to water or electricity at the marina. However, there is no problem finding accommodation or a restaurant in the city, which is very popular among tourists.
Worth visiting
Sieraków is one of the most popular places in Wielkopolska for a weekend break. In the city, it is worth taking a walk around the market square and the streets surrounding it. The most impressive building is the Baroque church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception, called the pearl of Sieraków. While sailing along the Warta towards the marina, it is impossible to miss the castle of the Opaliński family standing on its left bank, one wing of which has survived to this day and is now the seat of a museum. Nearby there is also the Sieraków Stallion Herd and a historic architectural complex.
However, Sieraków is, above all, the heart of the Land of 100 Lakes. It includes the Sierakowski Landscape Park and its surroundings, offering numerous lakes, dense pine forests of the Puszcza Notecka Forest, picturesque inland dunes and a dense network of hiking and cycling trails. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy the attractions of the nearby Jaroszewskie Lake, with a kayaking and sailing base and a wake park.