For adventurous wildlife enthusiasts, we offer a truly fantastic experience in the Romincka forest on the Polish Russian border, also known as Puszcza Romincka.

Our instructors have teamed up with local guides to work within huge expanse of prime wilderness to find wolves, bison, wild boar and deer to name but a few! Forays will be varied, using all terrain vehicles, on foot, horse drawn sleighs or weather permitting, cross-country skiing. This is also a perfect opportunity for wildlife photography as we use high seats for dawn and dusk observation in addition to day-time excursions. The main part of the trip, 4 nights, is to be spent in the Romincka Forest.On past excursions we have been priveleged to see wild boar, mountain hare, otter, raccoon dog, white tailed eagles, elk, bison, and evidence of beaver, wolf and lynx.Some animals have been seen from the confines of the lodge late at night!

We aim to make this a truly memorable experience and so the course also covers 2 nights in the Biebrza National Park or Red Marshes (famous for its Elk).It is also an important feeding ground for birds of prey such as greater spotted eagle, lesser spotted eagle, white-tailed eagle, short-toed eagle and hen harrier. Other owls, storks and swans frequent the area and many other rare species have been recorded here such as the aquatic warbler, great snipe, ruff, jack snipe.There are also 48 mammal species that inhabit this very beautiful wetland park of about 59 300ha.