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Krzywiń
Jezioro Krzywińskie is a small lake in Krzywiń, Kościan district, set in the lakeland landscape of southern Wielkopolska. It lies close to the town's buildings, so the walk to the beach takes only a few minutes. The place serves two purposes: in summer it works as a public bathing area, and for the rest of the year it is a destination for walks and an angling water.
Two permanent piers have been built at the water — a shorter one of eleven metres and a longer one of twenty-three metres; both are two metres wide and stand about forty metres apart. Swimming zones are marked with ropes carrying yellow and red floats. Next to the beach stands a service building with facilities for lifeguards, public toilets and changing rooms.
The lake is valued by anglers — bream, roach, rudd and white bream live in its waters. Outside the bathing season, mornings and evenings here usually belong to them and the shore stays quiet.
