It is located on the right bank of the Warta River (km 351.70). The marina in Pyzdry is one of the newer facilities on the Great Loop of Greater Poland, built thanks to the efforts of the local government. The marina has basic infrastructure, but has a port basin and provides access to electricity and water on the quay, as well as the possibility of dumping waste. Right next to it there is the building of Tawerna Perkoz, where tourists have a shower and toilets at their disposal. Above all, it is a place where you can eat well and listen to the stories of other water sportsmen.
The facility operates all year round. The marina is not fenced and there is no 24-hour supervision.
Worth visiting
Pyzdry is a small town with a great history. It is worth spending at least a few hours sightseeing. One of the most charming places is the Warta River promenade next to the marina. At its eastern end you can see one of the largest murals in Poland, depicting the history of the city. You should also visit the museum, located in the former Franciscan monastery (which stands on the foundations of a castle) and the wooden arcaded house, which houses an exhibition devoted to the Piast times. The newest attraction, which will soon be available, is a historic windmill, which has been carefully restored to its former glory and functionality.