The most beautiful natural sites to discover Parc National Naračanski (Нацыяналны Парк "Нарачанскi̇"

So is called a group of small lakes of astonishing beauty, scattered in the middle of a multitude of hills covered with pine and fir forests, at which the Coule river flows, fast, impetuous like a mountain river. The Balduk, Glublja, Glubelka and Mertvoe lakes form one of the most picturesque corners of Belarus. Walking on foot or by bike, starting point: the village of Alcheva.

In the west of Lake Narač, Svir Lake is far less tourist and completely devoid of host infrastructure. In the surrounding area you will find only forests, small villages and the countryside at a loss of sight. The landscape here is delightful, even poetic. The small village of Svir is dominated by St. Nicholas Church. Thanks to two domes, you can distinguish a tiny wooden church not very far away. The church of the Trinity De, built by the monks carmélitains in 1714, is worth a visit.

For an overview of the beauty of this lake, visit the village of Passynki on the east coast between Narač and Miastra lakes. From the lookout next to an obelisk erected in memory of the supporters who died during the Second World War, an unforgettable panorama of Lake Narač opens. With its 41 km of coastline and a surface of 80 km ², this lake is the largest in Belarus. Its coasts are flat, usually sand, and thus rich in beautiful beaches surrounded by wood. Here you can bathe about 100 days a year, the water is crystal clear and in July its temperature is on average 19 ° C. In the north-eastern part of the lake there is a small romantic island. The location is very tourist and rich in hotel facilities, especially in the seaside resort of Narač. Please not confuse this station with the village of Narač, located a few kilometres from the lake. On the beaches you can rent bicycles, boats, catamarans and everything necessary for water skiing.