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A paddler on a board on a calm lake at sunset

On the water

Seven lakes, three channels and not one motorboat. Take a board, a kayak or a rowing boat and go as far as the day allows.

What you can take out

Paddle boards

Wide, steady boards for beginners and two touring boards for long days.

Kayaks

Single and double sea kayaks with spray decks and rudders.

Rowing boats

Wooden boats for four, with oars, cushions and an anchor for fishing.

The lake map

Every bay, island and channel, with the places to land and swim.

Fishing with a guide

Gintas has fished these lakes for forty years. He takes two guests out in a rowing boat before sunrise, when the mist lies on the water and the pike are hungry.

Rods, bait and a permit are included. You keep what you catch, or let it go: most guests let it go.

The morning ends with coffee on the jetty at about nine.

An angler in a wooden rowing boat on a misty lake at sunrise

Hire prices

Life jackets, paddles and the map are always included.

Boards and kayaks

  • Paddle board€12
    One hour
  • Paddle board€30
    Half a day
  • Single kayak€32
    Half a day
  • Double kayak€45
    Half a day

Boats and fishing

  • Rowing boat€28
    Up to four people, half a day
  • Guided fishing€120
    Dawn to nine, two guests, permit included

Pay at the boathouse by card or cash. A deposit of €50 a board, returned when it comes back.

On the water

Can we swim from the boards?

Yes. The map marks the sandy bays where the bottom is good and the water is warm by July.

How far can we go?

As far as the channels to Lake Baluošas and back, about twelve kilometres. We tell you when to turn.

What if we fall in?

You will, at least once. Bring a change of clothes; the dry bag keeps your phone safe.

The lake is calmest before ten

Book a morning and you will have the bays to yourself.