Rybaki: Peninsula on Lake Łańskie

• The area near Rybaki covers approximately 27.3 hectares and includes a peninsula on Lake Łańskie.
• The entire planning area lies within the Natura 2000 site “Puszcza Napiwodzko-Ramucka” (PLB280007).
• Almost the entire planning area lies within the Natura 2000 site “Ostoja Napiwodzko-Ramucka” (PLH280052); the northeastern edge is excluded.
• The planning area lies within the “Obszar Chronionego Krajobrazu Puszczy Napiwodzko-Ramuckiej” protected landscape area.

A peninsula is a landform that extends into a body of water while remaining connected to the mainland. Near Rybaki, this landform is on Lake Łańskie. The figure of around 27.3 hectares gives an indication of the area's size; it is explicitly approximate. The different protected-area designations are also important for understanding the landscape. The Natura 2000 site “Puszcza Napiwodzko-Ramucka” covers the entire planning area. In contrast, the northeastern edge is excluded from the Natura 2000 site “Ostoja Napiwodzko-Ramucka.” The area is also within the protected landscape area mentioned above. These names therefore refer to different protected-area designations, not to three identical boundary lines.

When considering Rybaki for your stay, you can use its lakeside location and protected-area designations as a guide to the character of the landscape. When choosing a hotel, the exact address matters if you have a particular location in mind.

An environmental assessment from 2020 describes a beach with a small playground in the developed tourist area of the peninsula. There is a volleyball court next to the beach, and a pavilion is also located there. A grass football pitch is in the northwestern part of the developed tourist area. These facilities are therefore in different locations: the beach, playground, volleyball court and pavilion are part of the beach surroundings, while the football pitch is located in the northwestern part. If any of these facilities are important to your plans, please check before visiting whether the area is accessible.

On June 6, 2026, the outdoor orienteering event “Orientuj się!” started at the Caritas Centre in Rybaki. The event offered two route options, 13 and 20 kilometres long. Both routes passed through several locations, so they covered the surrounding area rather than just the peninsula. The shorter and longer distances refer to the options for this specific event; the date is in the past.

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How large is the area near Rybaki?

It covers approximately 27.3 hectares and includes a peninsula on Lake Łańskie.

Which recreational facilities are described in the developed tourist area?

An environmental assessment from 2020 describes a beach with a small playground, a volleyball court, a pavilion and, in the northwestern part, a grass football pitch. Check before visiting whether the area is accessible.

What route options did “Orientuj się!” have?

At the event on June 6, 2026, two route options of 13 and 20 kilometres started in Rybaki. They passed through several locations.

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