Great Adventure Dad & Child (Ages 7-12) - Kayaking on the Kwisa River (with the option for your wife/partner and a second child to join!)

Discover the Great Adventure Together: An Unforgettable Kayaking Trip on the Kwisa River for Fathers and Children (Ages 7-12)!

Strengthen your bond on the picturesque Kwisa River! A kayaking adventure with Tato.Net awaits fathers and their daughters/sons aged 7 to 12.

If you'd like to participate in a Tato.Net Workshop with a child outside the 7-12 age range, please contact the Tato.Net office.

Experience 4 days full of adventure on the waters of the Kwisa!

This is the perfect opportunity to break away from daily routines and focus on building your relationship with your child.

What Awaits You on the Great Adventure:

• Kayaking

• Camping

• Jointly discovering the beauty of nature

• Inspiring Fatherhood meetings within the "Circle of Fathers"

• Dedicated time for children, animated by a Tato.Net Animator

Accommodation

We provide accommodation at a trusted location. We'll be staying at a campsite equipped with access to hot and cold water. Next to it, there's a large room with a kitchen, as well as a hall with tables, chairs, and a fireplace, suitable for organizing meetings. The campsite also has direct access to the Kwisa River.

We aim for our camping spots, like Buryłówka Marina, to primarily offer peace and quiet, while also being diverse in character. We highly recommend swimming in the river – it's an unforgettable experience, especially for children. If you plan to swim, please bring biodegradable soap that won't harm the environment.

 Przystań Buryłówka. 

The River Kwisa

The Kwisa River originates in the Jizera Mountains, where three source streams – Widły I, II, and III – emerge at an altitude of 940-1090 meters. The river is 140.360 km long and ends its course in the Bóbr River near Żagań. The Kwisa is not overly difficult to navigate, and its water trail is very picturesque and diverse. The current is swift, the water is clean, and it's rich in fish. Beavers also inhabit the area, evident from the many trees felled into the river, and you might even spot playful otters. Much of the river is unregulated, so you'll often encounter fallen tree trunks and high riverbanks revealing geological cross-sections of the earth. The banks are lined with trees, among which impressive oaks particularly catch the eye. The pristine appearance of the Kwisa River Valley provides unique experiences and makes us want to return.

Why Should You Be There?

Participating in a kayaking trip organized by Tato.Net is not just an active vacation; it's also a mini-survival expedition for fathers and children. It's a time when you can talk without rush, away from daily responsibilities, school, and work. It's a time to minimize contact with civilization and build the relationship between child and father through challenge, physical effort, active recreation, and jointly undertaking new tasks. It means paddling, launching kayaks, pitching tents, taking turns, and enjoying meals on the grass and by the campfire.

Kayaking trips on the Kwisa are a popular form of active recreation for families and groups. The routes are varied and adapted to different experience levels.

Equipment

Check out what to pack for a kayaking trip.