Lower Sula National Nature Park
Marshes, shallow lakes and floodplains where the Sula River meets the Kremenchuk Reservoir
The park is a chain of marshes, swamps and shallow lakes along the lower Sula River, where it enters the Kremenchuk Reservoir. It sits at the western edge of the East European forest steppe, and some islands in Sulsky Bay rise 2–6 metres above the water.
Things to do
- On footFollow the ecological tour path opened in 2017, with signs at representative habitats of the park
- Try thisTake a water tour on the Sula and the reservoir approaches
- Try thisGo recreational fishing in the designated areas
- On the waterSwim in the areas where recreational use is permitted
Signature sights
- 1
Sulsky Bay
Flat wetland edge of the reservoir, with islands rising 2–6 metres above the water. - 2
Plekhovsky reserve
Meadow and marsh area with wild elk, fox, beech marten and boar. - 3
Salty reserve
Saline soil area with halophyte plants.