Lake Sławskie, the largest body of water in the Sławskie Lake District, measures 9200 meters in length and 1510 meters in width, making it a very attractive destination for water sports enthusiasts and beachgoers. It features a 24.6-kilometer-long shoreline surrounded by walking and cycling trails.
Visitors can enjoy active leisure activities or take advantage of the rich dining and recreational infrastructure in the nearby towns of Sława and Lubiatów, which includes restaurants, pizzerias, shops (like Biedronka), cafes, ice cream parlors, public beaches, and water sports equipment rentals.
On the northern side of the lake, there are public beaches as well as those belonging to resorts, all of which are free to access. For example, near the Sława Family Resort, there is a wide dog-friendly beach with a pier (currently closed) and a water bike rental service, as well as Chalkos Port, where visitors can rent kayaks and charter yachts.
In the middle of the lake, there are islands where visitors can moor their watercraft and enjoy the serene surroundings, accompanied by birdsong and the rustle of trees.
Lake Sławskie offers beautiful views and clean water, attracting tourists from all over Poland. It is especially popular among residents of the Lubusz region as a favorite leisure spot.