Holiday Accommodation Suprasl

Suprasl self-catering holiday accommodation is set in the northeast of the country, in a the Podlaskie Voivodship, a region that has remained very much off the map for tourists and is delightfully unspoiled. It’s a part of the country with immense natural beauty - within reach of Suprasl self-catering holiday homes there are four national parks and three natural parks to visit, comprising large expanses of woodland and lakeland. Lake Hancza would be a great destination for a day trip from a Suprasl bed and breakfast – it’s the deepest lake in Europe, reaching depths below 100 metres.

A fascinating place to visit from a Suprasl holiday apartment is the city of Bialystok, the largest in the region. Among the key attractions here is the Branicki’s Palace, which was the residence of the wealthy family that once owned the city. The building in its present form dates to the 1700s and has been dubbed Poland’s Versailles. Another reason to head here from a Suprasl self-catering holiday home would be walk Warszawska Street, famed for its beautiful architecture and sprawling mansions. A location of high cultural importance is Grabarka Mountain, around two hours south of Suprasl bed and breakfasts – it’s the site of a Polish Orthodox Sanctuary and well known for its numerous crosses.

Weather

At Suprasl self-catering holiday accommodation you’ll be able to expect a continental climate, bringing warm weather from around May to September, while winters tend to be cold, with lows dropping below zero from around December to February.

Best Time to Visit

Suprasl self-catering apartments are best visited in spring, when the weather is lovely and the landscape is perhaps most beautiful.

Reaching Suprasl

The nearest major international airport to Suprasl self-catering holiday homes and apartments is Warsaw (WAW), about 2 and half hours by car.