Come and join us on an adventure to stunning Slovakia. We will visit the largest and most beautiful national park in the area - Tatra Mountains National Park. 

Tatra Mountains is a gorgeous mountain range that stretches across the border of northern Slovakia and southern Poland. The only range with alpine characteristics in the Carpathian Mountains system. Slovakia has around 75% of the mountain range, which marks over 300 km in hiking trails. 

This very popular north eastern region is a gem amongst Slovak national parks. Walking, hiking, mountain huts and beautiful sceneries are on the agenda, together with other local optional activities such as visit of water park and spa, which is only 2 minute walk away from your accommodation. It has 13 indoor and outdoor pools, 2 storey wellness and spa with inhalation rooms and saunas, ice cave. Hot water for the outdoor pools is heated naturally through hot springs underneath the complex. 

Payment plans available, please ask upon booking. Pay 25% deposit and secure your space with immediate effect.

Arrival, meet your host and debrief, relax, optional thermal water park and spa visit

This is one of the most iconic hikes in the High Tatras and a real highlight of the trip. The route begins with a long approach through forest and valley trails before climbing steadily into open alpine terrain with impressive views of rugged peaks all around. The higher we go, the path turns rocky and steep, with sections of stone steps and scree, and near the summit we’ll use fixed chains to help us over the final stretch.

Reaching the top at 2,499 m is an incredible moment — the highest point in Poland and right on the Slovak–Polish border. From here the panorama opens across the Tatras in both countries, with sharp ridgelines and glacial valleys spread out below. A tough day, but one that rewards every step.

Hike details - 21km, ascend - 1,200 meters

This full-day hike combines two of the most famous routes in the region, offering a mix of adventurous trails, dramatic scenery, and varied terrain. The first section follows a winding river canyon, where narrow paths, metal steps, footbridges, and chains help us navigate along the cliffside above the water. It’s not technically difficult, but it does require balance, steady footing, and a head for heights.

From there, we continue into one of the best-loved gorges, where the path follows the rocky streambed, climbing beside waterfalls with the help of ladders and wooden walkways. This section is exciting and rewarding, with every corner revealing a new view of cascades, mossy rock walls, and forest light filtering above.

Together, the two routes create a varied and memorable day out — part river gorge, part vertical adventure — and an absolute highlight of the area for anyone who enjoys a challenge and a sense of discovery.

Hike details - 15-17km, ascend - 650-750 meters

This is a demanding full-day hike along one of the most striking ridgelines in the Low Tatras. From the very start, the route heads up onto open ground, leaving the forests behind for expansive mountain views. Once on the ridge, the trail undulates across a series of peaks and saddles, with constant panoramas of deep valleys to the south and the higher High Tatras to the north.

The terrain is exposed and rocky in places, with long ascents and descents that require good fitness, stamina, and sure footing. Weather conditions can change quickly, so preparation and the right kit are essential.

Reaching the high points of the ridge is hugely rewarding, with wide horizons and the sense of a true mountain journey — a challenging but unforgettable highlight of the trip.

Hike details - 15-20km, ascend - 1,000-1,200 meters

Breakfast, departure, airport transfers