Ośrodek BasiaMikoszewo, ul. Przechodnia 4

The "Basia" resort is located in Mikoszewo in the coastal belt on the right side of the Vistula, at its mouth to the Gulf of Gdańsk at the beginning of the "Amber Coast" (Vistula Spit). We offer our guests a total of 100 accommodation places in rooms (2,3,4,5 persons) and cottages (1,2,3,4,5 personal). All cottages and rooms are equipped with bathrooms with full plumbing, refrigerators and TV. In the rooms we enable our guests access to wireless Internet Wi-Fi We also offer the possibility of using our cafe where you can play a game of billiards or darts, try several types of coffee, beer and other alcoholic beverages. In addition, we provide our guests with the price of the stay: - Two outdoor swimming pools - BBQ / fireplace - Volleyball court - Basketball court - Table tennis - Children's playground - Free parking If you are looking for peace and quiet, detachment from noise, crowd of tourists and the harmony of the great tourist destinations, come to Mikoszew.The location on the sandy areas next to the pine forest, in the vicinity of the sea and the river, creates a unique microclimate, conducive to good rest and well-being. Forests, dunes and moraine hills adjacent to the resort encourage active leisure, walking, cycling, running or mushroom trips, and the nearby Vistula and Szkarpawa rivers are excellent fishing grounds for anglers. Nature lovers have the opportunity to visit the ornithological reserve "Mewia Łacha", at any time of the year this place captivates with its charm. Another attraction for those who want to relax from lying on the sand is a narrow-gauge railway ride from Mikoszewo through Jantar and Stegna to Nowy Dwór Gdanski. The building is a very good starting point to Gdańsk (via ferry connection with Świb), Malbork or Krynica Morska. Stegna - considered one of the most beautiful villages of the Vistula Spit, located on the ancient amber route with a very rich history. It has long been considered a great summer and holiday region, thanks to its attractive location. The first historical reference is related to the year 1432.