Summer 2026 Holidays in Masuria – Wiatraki Hotel & Cottages Price List

• Ecological Laboratory – experiments with an ecological theme
• Arts and Crafts and Family Games: Beaver World and Wolf Trail. We will use the knowledge gained during nature classes for play and activities about the inhabitants of our forest.
• Scavenger Hunt with Drought in the Background – orienteering with tasks focused on understanding the surrounding nature
• Dream Catchers – hand-weaving and decorating dream catchers that will catch your bad dreams

• Water Day – all kinds of water fun; you will pour, transfer, spill and have a great time
• Sensory Play – various activities with flour, water, oil, dyes, etc. In short, you will get messy.

• Natural Artwork – to prepare this original decoration you will use everything natural – stabilized plants, stones, moss.
• Sailing Workshops for Children on our beach. The classes are conducted under the supervision of a teacher-instructor according to the schedule.

The teacher-instructor leading the classes is responsible for the good technical condition of the equipment and proper preparation to ensure safety. Expected child achievements: Independent bosun tasks, Learning sea shanties a cappella, Sail repair and folding, Learning sailing knots, Dry maneuvering.

AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES

• Outdoor Game “Wolf Pack” for Families with Children.
  This is an outdoor game in the form of forest orienteering. The theme of the game is wolves. Before the game starts, children gain basic information about wolves. On the “wolf trail” children solve various puzzles about wolves, their behaviour and the wolf pack. By solving tasks they learn competition and cooperation with others. During the game children find tokens, some of which they can keep. The goal of the game is to find the wolf’s den. A surprise is hidden in the den.
• Field Trip “In the Land of the Tawny Owl and the Long-eared Owl” and Nature & Art Activities

Part I – Forest walk with stories about owls

During the forest walk we will discover the secrets of owls’ lives – their habits, hunting methods and how they have adapted to a nocturnal lifestyle. We will learn why owls can fly silently and how they can hear even the smallest movement of a mouse under the snow.

We will get to know owls that live in Poland, including: the tawny owl, long-eared owl, barn owl, short-eared owl, Ural owl, little owl and the eagle owl – the largest owl species in Europe. We will also talk about owls that occasionally visit our country, such as the great grey owl and the snowy owl.

During the short walk participants will be able to take part in a fun quiz with interesting facts in the form of riddles and questions.

Part II – Art activities with photo exhibition.

After returning from the forest, there will be an art part during which each child will create an owl using natural materials: feathers, twigs, pine cones… etc.

The art activities develop imagination and creativity and allow the knowledge gained during the walk to be consolidated in a pleasant, creative way. At the venue there will also be an exhibition of several of my owl photographs taken in their natural environment. Participants will be able to see these extraordinary birds up close, get to know their gazes, gestures and character.

Preferred age of children: 7 years. Parent or guardian participation is required. Minimum duration: 2.5 hours

• Nature-Educational Activities – “Adventures of a Nature Photographer”

I invite children on a unique adventure into the world of nature and photography! During the classes participants will discover the secrets of a nature photographer’s work, learn techniques for approaching animals and take on the role of real nature trackers.

Part I – Searching for the Photographer

The classes begin with an interactive outdoor game. The children’s task is to find the nature photographer who is hidden in the bushes on the hotel grounds, fully camouflaged.
During this game children learn that the work of a nature photographer requires patience, observation skills and the ability to move discreetly in the natural environment.

Part II – Building a Shelter / Hide

The second part of the activities is practical. Children together build a shelter or observation hide using natural materials found in the forest – twigs, leaves, grass and pine cones.
During this part participants learn how nature photographers prepare for animal observation, the importance of camouflage and concealment, and how crucial patience is while waiting for the perfect moment for a photo. They also learn how important it is to know the animals’ senses and habits in order to take successful pictures.

Building a shelter is not only great fun, but also an exercise in creativity, group cooperation and manual skills.
Requirements: FOREST CLOTHING THAT COVERS THE BODY, PRESENCE OF PARENTS

• Chemistry Workshops – classes designed for children aged 6-14, during which participants independently perform experiments showing how colourful and fun the world of chemistry is.
• Cosmetics Workshops – classes designed for children from the age of 6 with a guardian, during which participants make natural cosmetics themselves.