Discover Jalowo

Road 1136B passes through Postawele, Jałowo, Przejma and Dębniak. In the wider regional area, Lake Jałowo lies within the “Pojezierze Północnej Suwalszczyzny” protected landscape area and Suwalski Park Krajobrazowy. Guests of Agroturystyka Jałowo can use a pier and a fishing boat; these guest facilities may change.

For a stay focused on water, the pier and fishing boat are specific guest facilities at Agroturystyka Jałowo. Guests of the establishment can use both, so this option is limited to guests of this establishment. As guest facilities may change, we recommend checking before your visit whether they will be available on your chosen date.

Lake Jałowo offers a different perspective: in the wider regional area, it is part of both the “Pojezierze Północnej Suwalszczyzny” protected landscape area and Suwalski Park Krajobrazowy. These protected-area designations place the lake within the regional landscape context. They therefore answer a different planning question from the specific guest facility at Agroturystyka Jałowo: here, the focus is on the setting, while there, it is on a facility for guests of a particular establishment.

Road 1136B passes through four named places: Postawele, Jałowo, Przejma and Dębniak. If you include Jalowo in your route planning, these place names, together with the road number, can help you find your bearings. This gives you more than just the destination name to use when tracing the road and checking your plans.

The place names provide specific points of reference: Jałowo is one of the places on the route, along with Postawele, Przejma and Dębniak. You can consider this route information separately from the details about Lake Jałowo when planning your trip. The road provides orientation through the named places; the protected-area designations describe the regional landscape context.

The local building stock can also be described using two specific addresses. The 2023 municipal planning documentation lists a residential building, a barn and a stable at Jałowo 51; a residential building is listed at Jałowo 52. This distinguishes the farmstead with its agricultural outbuildings at Jałowo 51 from the separately identified residential building at Jałowo 52.

These details supplement the landscape and route perspectives with specific buildings and house numbers. If you are interested in the built environment as well as the surroundings, they provide a brief, location-specific insight. The barn and stable belong to the Jałowo 51 farmstead; the residential building at Jałowo 52 should be considered separately.

When looking for a hotel in Jalowo, you can consider the choice of location and the specific features of an accommodation in two steps: first, decide whether the route and landscape features suit your trip. Then compare your personal preferences with what each accommodation offers. This keeps regional orientation and the amenities of an individual accommodation as separate decision points.

If the pier or fishing boat is important to you, look to the specifically named Agroturystyka Jałowo and check availability before your visit. If you are mainly interested in getting a sense of the surroundings, Lake Jałowo and its two protected-area designations are relevant. Road 1136B, with its four named places, offers another point of reference for route planning.

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What can guests of Agroturystyka Jałowo use?

Guests can use a pier and a fishing boat. As guest facilities may change, check availability before your visit.

Which protected areas is Lake Jałowo in?

In the wider regional area, Lake Jałowo lies within the “Pojezierze Północnej Suwalszczyzny” protected landscape area and Suwalski Park Krajobrazowy.

Which places does Road 1136B pass through?

Road 1136B passes through Postawele, Jałowo, Przejma and Dębniak.

To the main travel overview: Suwalski.