Lake Kroman.

Lake Kroman is a picturesque reservoir with an area of almost one square kilometer, which is located in the southern part of Naliboki Forest, on the border of Minsk and Grodno regions, near the village of Prudishche. This is the only large lake on the territory of the Naliboksky Nature Reserve and part of the basin of the Kromanka River, a tributary of the Neman.

The lake has an oval shape with a slightly indented coastline. The surrounding Kroman wetlands are covered with forests rich in natural resources, and an extensive network of reclamation canals is located nearby. In the northeastern part, the Blyushka River flows into the lake.

Kroman is a popular holiday destination, attracting both locals and tourists. The secluded location away from the hustle and bustle of the city allows you to enjoy the beauty of nature. The lake is home to perch, roach, bream and other types of fish, and paid fishing is organized with a ban on the use of motorboats.

The northern part of the lake is difficult to access, unlike the southern part, where all the conditions for a comfortable stay are created: comfortable beaches with sandy bottoms and clear water.

The tourist complex "Kroman" with mini-cottages is located on the southern shore.

It is important to remember that when staying on the territory of the reserve, the rules must be observed: tents, bonfires and parking are allowed only in designated areas.