Agroturystyka "Na Jamie"Posada Jasliska,  49a/49

Our agritourism farm is located in the Low Beskids, in the municipality of Jasliska. In the buffer zone of the Jaślis Landscape Park. The object is located near the Tylawa highway - Komańcza.

At the disposal of our guests:
- 16 beds
- a well-equipped kitchenette (fridge-freezer, microwave, gas stove with oven, kettle)
- living room - with access to television and internet
- a bathroom with a washing machine
- a terrace with a wooden table and a swing
There is also a place for an evening at the bonfire or grill.

You can buy fresh dairy products, eggs and vegetables straight from the flower bed. In the neighborhood you will buy trouts and honey. A grocery store is open a few minutes from the farm. 21:00 (on Sunday until 19:00).

For children we have a lot of space to play: sandpit, swing, bicycles, and the biggest attraction for our little ones is a rope rally about 40 meters long.

Our farm is located at the foot of the hill called Wierzchgórą. From the top there is a wide view of the Low Beskids. One can see, among others, the massive massif of Kamien nad Jaśliska, also known as the Bieszczady, covered with beech and fir forest, peaks of the Dukla Beskids, and the vast and wild massif Jawornik. From Wierzchgóra you can go on a journey into the depths of Jawornik, including to Polan Surowiczne, and for dry walkers, even to Rymanów Zdrój or Puławy.

There are many interesting places to visit. Our offer lasts a whole year.

The surroundings of Posada Jaśliska encourage to cycling trips and hiking in the mountains. The eastern part of the Low Beskid is one of the wildest parts of the Polish Carpathians. The nature of the surrounding area is protected in the form of not only a country park. A series of reservations has been created here, including the largest in our Carpathians "Źródliska Jasiołki" with an area of over 1,500 hectares. The natural peculiarity is the permeation of plant species characteristic of the Eastern and Western Carpathians. In the sky, the lesser spotted eagles often soar. With a bit of luck you can encounter, for example, a magnificent Carpathian stag or a majestic lynx. Anglers can "follow the fish" on Jasiołka and Wisłok - however, permission is required for fishing in mountain waters. Enthusiasts of geological curiosities will find interesting rock outcrops on Kamień, Piotrus, or at the gorges of rivers and streams. A series of marked trails passes through the mountains - the blue border trail, the main Beskid trail, or the Jaga-Kora trail honoring the couriers of the Polish Underground State. From Polanska Góra, with good visibility, you can see the Tatras and Połoniny Bieszczadów, and from Tokarnia in the band Bukowica - Beskidy Skolskie in the Ukrainian Carpathians. There are not many tourists here. These mountains are an oasis of peace and quiet.

Lovers of history will also find something for themselves. Traces of old Lemko villages and remnants of the former splendor of the town of Jasliska. Old Orthodox churches can be found in Daliowa and Wisłok Wielki, and in the Wołoski Rabbit, mysterious ruins of the Eastern Christian church. An interesting fact is the abandoned quarries and soldiers cemeteries from the First World War on Mount Kamień. Military seekers can devote themselves here completely to their passion - in the area, heavy fights were fought during both world wars. Persevering cyclists can go through the Beskid Pass to the Medzilaborets located on the other side of the Slovak mountains, where, among others, Andy Warhol's museum can be seen. Also nearby a persistent cyclist will find Zyndanowa with a Lemko mini - open-air museum and an interesting collection of military items. The Dukielkie Pass is still further - one of the most important in the entire Carpathian Arch. It is also worth visiting the Ethnographic Museum in the market of Jaśliski. We encourage you to visit the Facebook profile "Jaśliska na fotografi".