The season runs from April 1 to October 31. The marina is available from 07:00 to 22:00. The harbor basin is lit and protected 24 hours a day. During the season, from May to September, a water tram runs connecting Czerwonak with Poznań.

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When mooring for a longer period in Czerwonak, be sure to visit the nearby village of Owińska, where there is a monastery complex of the Cistercian nuns, which also includes the baroque church of St. John the Baptist. Currently, the former monastery houses a school center for blind children, with the only typhlological museum in Poland, dedicated to the culture of blind people. On the other side of the road, the von Treskov family palace.

Czerwonak is also an ideal starting point for hiking and cycling trips around the Puszcza Zielonka Landscape Park. In the immediate vicinity of the village there is the highest peak in the area – Góra Dziewicza, on the top of which there is an observation tower and a junction of hiking trails.

The tourist season lasts from May 1 to September 30, during which time 24-hour supervision is provided by the facility’s employees.

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Nearby there is the former Cistercian abbey in Ląd and church of Blessed Virgin Mary and Saint Nicholas, both examples of high-class Baroque art, but the monastery cloisters also contain monuments from older eras. The Warta Landscape Park is famous as one of the best places in Greater Poland for bird watching, and the Nature Education Center located in Ląd provides the necessary knowledge about species living on the banks of the Warta River.

The marina is available all year round. It has no permanent staff and is not supervised. There is no electricity or water connection on site, but portable toilets are available. There are three restaurants in Obrzycko.

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Obrzycko is one of the smallest towns in Greater Poland, but full of charming corners and several interesting monuments. The most important is the baroque church of Saints Peter and Paul from 1714. In the middle of the cozy market square there is a brick town hall with a clock tower. It looks exactly like a small town town hall should. The Raczyński family owned an elegant palace located on the right bank of the Warta River. Currently, it houses the Adam Mickiewicz University’s conference facility, but the park and courtyard of the palace are open to visitors.

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.

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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.

The facility operates all year round.

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Śrem is one of the largest towns in Greater Poland, whose history dates back to the 12th century. On the right bank of the Warta River there is a historic center, where it is worth seeing the town hall and the buildings around the market square, as well as several churches, the oldest of which is almost 650 years old. Śrem’s old town is bustling, full of charming corners and atmospheric restaurants. On the left bank of the river, a magnificent 44-meter-high tower dominates the city, but it is not part of any castle but a water tower, stylized as a Gothic building.

If you have more time, you can relax at the nearby Grzymisławskie Lake. There is a water ski lift there, and in the season there is a beach bar and a swimming area.

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Gorzów Wielkopolski is one of the two capitals of the Lubusz Voivodeship, a large transport hub and one of the largest cities on the Warta River, so you can visit it for more than one day. Unfortunately, a significant part of the Old Town burned down, set on fire by the Red Army, but the cathedral still stands proudly. The neighboring Old Market Square is the entertainment center of the city. Fragments of the medieval defensive walls have also been preserved.

A place that especially deserves to be visited is the boulevards of Gorzów on the Warta River. It is not only a great place for a walk, but you can also take a sit in one of the numerous pubs, catch a cruise ship, and take part in numerous events and concerts. The boulevard is also a place of traditional celebrations for the local speedway riders.

The facility operates all year round. 24/7 supervision of the facility’s employees is provided.

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In Nowe Miasto nad Wartą worth visiting is the historic layout of the town, with two market squares. The largest monument is the Gothic Church of the Holy Trinity from the 14th century. For horse riding enthusiasts, 3 km away there is Folwark Konny Hermanów, which also offers excellent regional cuisine. The surrounding area is the Żerkowsko-Czeszewski Landscape Park, which is an ideal place for cycling and hiking trips. Just 14 km from the marina there is a palace in Śmiełów, where famous Polish poet Adam Mickiewicz lived for some time.

The facility operates all year round. The marina is not fenced and there is no 24-hour supervision.

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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.

Dodatkowo Marina Santok posiada wypożyczalnię kajaków oraz innego sprzętu wodnego, a także wypożyczalnię rowerów trekkingowych z przyczepkami dla dzieci. Rozległy teren mariny pozwala na organizację dużych spływów kajakowych czy imprez integracyjnych.

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Przed wiekami Santok był jednym z najważniejszych grodów w państwie Piastów, dzisiaj jest dużą wsią położoną u ujścia Noteci do Warty. Pozostałości grodziska można zwiedzić na lewym brzegu Warty, na który należy przepłynąć promem. Znajduje się tam ścieżka edukacyjna, prowadząca dalej do rezerwatu Santockie Zakole. Liczne starorzecze i oczka na obszarze rezerwatu wodne tworzą świetne warunki do obserwacji ptaków – zaobserwowano około 177 różnych gatunków.

Na wysokim prawym brzegu Warty, ponad wsią, wznosi się kamienna wieża widokowa z 1936 roku, z której szczytu rozpościera się rewelacyjna panorama okolicy. Warto również zobaczyć neogotycki kościół św. Józefa z połowy XIX wieku oraz starszą o 100 lat drewnianą dzwonnicę.

Dla wodniaków przygotowano slip do wodowania łodzi o szerokości do 5 m., pomosty, cumowisko, hangar. Możliwość noclegu na miejscu, zaplecze kuchenne i sanitarne, sala kominkowa. Pole biwakowe, miejsce dla kamperów, przyłącze prądu, zrzut ścieków. Możliwość dowozu paliwa. Na miejscu działa wypożyczalnia kajaków i sprzętu wodnego, posiadająca 15 rowerów turystycznych i 10 kajaków.

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Położony w Krainie 100 Jezior Międzychód to również świetna baza wypadowa do kilku dalszych wycieczek. Około 7 km na południe leży wieś Kamionna, z pięknym gotyckim kościołem – najstarszym w okolicy. Tuż obok znajduje się dolina rzeki Kamionki, od której wieś bierze swoją nazwę, a która przypomina górski potok wcinający się między wzgórza. Niezwykle ciekawym miejscem jest wreszcie Ośrodek Edukacji Regionalnej i Przyrodniczej w Mniszkach, który prezentuje szlak ginących zawodów oraz zaprasza do udziały w warsztatach z plecionkarstwa czy ręcznego wyrobu świeczek.