Balaton, also called Mud Lake, is the largest lake not only in Hungary, but also in all of Central Europe. Every year it is a destination for trips and trips of people from all over the world. If you also dream of a similar break, but you don’t feel like driving for such a long time, head to Małopolska. You will find an equally charming place here.
Where is the Polish Balaton? Look for him in the south of the country
Polish Balaton is located in the center of Trzebinia, Lesser Poland, just 50 km from Krakow. It is an artificial reservoir with crystal clear water in a beautiful blue-turquoise color, which was created in a closed limestone quarry. It has an area of 3 ha and its average depth is approximately 9.5 meters. It is an ideal place for a holiday break, both if you plan to relax and engage in physical activity.
When to visit the Polish Balaton? This is the perfect summer destination
In the summer season, more precisely from June 21 to September 1, a swimming pool is opened at the Polish Balaton. In addition, since 2018, there have been suspended swimming pools and an attraction that will provide some adrenaline, i.e. zip line. Its length is as much as 470 meters, which makes the descent an unforgettable experience. The reservoir itself is classified as first class quality, which makes it exceptionally clean.
Lake Balaton in Trzebinia Lake Balaton in Trzebinia. Photo commons.wikimedia.org / ARKADIUSZ MARKIEWICZ / Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license./ Attribution: ARKADIUSZ MARKIEWICZ
Rest, diving, climbing. How much does a ticket to Lake Balaton in Trzebinia cost?
Polish Balaton is an ideal place for both blissful relaxation on the shore and active recreation in the form of swimming or diving. At the bottom of the pond there are, among others: remains of railway tracks and even wrecks. There is also no shortage of charming areas for walking, and the nearby rocks are often used by climbers. The pond is surrounded by a charming forest, and you can also find wetlands. No wonder this place attracts not only Trzebinia residents, but also tourists. However, it is worth knowing that during the season, admission is free. A ticket costs PLN 10 for an adult, PLN 4 for youth aged 8 to 14, and PLN 1 for children up to 7 years old. Residents pay PLN 1. Please also remember about the parking fee, which is PLN 5. However, it is still a much cheaper option than traveling to the Hungarian Balaton. Moreover, the views will surely delight you. If you feel like it, vote in our poll below.
Source: Gazeta
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