At the recently opened lake Lac Bundy, new facilities have been installed to further improve visitor comfort. For example, a car park, a shower, and a composting toilet have been installed on the premises. Lac Bundy, a former quarry covering approximately 3 hectares, is part of a larger nature reserve of 11 hectares. The lake is known for its varied fish stock, with carp up to 27 kilograms and catfish weighing over 30 kilograms.
The 2026 season marks the first year that this location is accessible to anglers. With the construction of the new facilities, the owners, Lisa and Mark, aim to meet the needs of their guests and make their stay as pleasant as possible. The addition of a parking lot ensures better accessibility, while the shower and bio-toilet contribute to extra comfort during multi-day fishing trips. Lisa and Mark bring more than 18 years of experience in the tourism sector, gained in Cyprus among other places. According to them, this background is essential to offer visitors not only a good fishing experience but also a welcoming and well-cared-for stay. With these developments, Lac Bundy positions itself as a modern and accessible fishing destination in a natural setting.
