6-day Hiking Tour in National Parks

Banska Stiavnica visit.

- Meeting with a private guide in Bratislava*
- Transfer to Banska Stiavnica
- Possible to do sightseeing (UNESCO town) or easy walking (Calvary)
- Transfer to Banska Bystrica; accommodation in a hotel

Banska Stiavnica is a former mining town and lies amid the forests of the Stiavnicke mountains. Banska Stiavnica is one of the most beautiful and historically one of the most beautiful towns in Slovakia. The town is on the list of the World Cultural Heritage of UNESCO.
Banska Stavnica progressively became the dominant mining center in the Habsburg Monarchy in the 18th century. Banska Stiavnica monument town reserve comprises as many as 360 structures. Together they present a unique set of high cultural and historical value, placed into the pleasant environment of the Stiavnicke mountains.

Calvary in Banska Stiavnica is the most imposing Baroque calvary in Slovakia and probably even in Europe. This calvary is a complex of 3 churches and 22 chapels with precious painting decorations and wooden painted reliefs.

*Pick up from another place than Bratislava is available on request.

Low Tatras National Park.

- Breakfast
- Transfer to the Low Tatras
- Hiking in the area* or cable car to Chopok peak
- Afternoon transfer to Terchova; accommodation in a hotel

Low Tatras National Park lies in Central Slovakia, covering the whole Low Tatras mountain range between the Vah River and the Hron River valleys. It is the largest national park in Slovakia.
The park has several tourist resorts with excellent possibilities of sports activities like downhill skiing, cross country skiing, or very popular ski alpinism in winter and hiking in the summer. Some of the resorts include Jasna, Tale, Demanovska dolina, and Certovica. The following caves are open to the public: Demanovska Cave of Freedom, Demanovska Ice Cave, Bystra Cave, Vazecka Cave, and the Cave of Dead Bats.

*The difficulty level of the route is upon agreement with the guide.

Mala Fatra National Park.

- Breakfast
- Hiking in the Mala Fatra area*
- Afternoon transfer to the High Tatras; accommodation in a hotel

Mala Fatra National Park lies in the westernmost Slovak high mountains Mala Fatra (Little Fatra). Gorges, rock tops, and an attractive ridge tour are among its biggest attractions. The Sutovsky waterfall, Horne Diery, Dolne Diery rock formations, and the peaks like Maly Rozsutec, Velky Rozsutec, or Velky Fatransky Krivan are the most popular tourist destinations of this area.

* Difficulty level of the route is upon agreement with the guide.

High Tatras - Tatra National Park.

- Breakfast
- Hiking in the High Tatras area*
- Return to the hotel

The High Tatras are the highest mountain range of Slovakia and the most popular tourist center for the summer and winter holidays.
There are about 35 valleys, 110 mountain lakes, but the most amazing is the Tatra peaks. There are more than 500 peaks in the High Tatras, out of which ten peaks are above 2,600 meters high.
The silence of the valleys, mountain lakes, silky sheen of the waterfalls, and simultaneously monumental touches with the heights of the peaks - all of that is the magical world of Tatra National Park.

*The difficulty level of the route is upon agreement with the guide.

High Tatras - Tatra National Park.

- Breakfast
- Hiking in the High Tatras area*
- Afternoon transfer to Slovak Paradise; accommodation in a hotel

* Difficulty level of the route is upon agreement with the guide.

Slovensky raj - Slovak Paradise National Park.

- Breakfast
- Hiking in Slovak Paradise area*
- Afternoon transfer to Bratislava**
- End of the tour

Slovak Paradise National Park is an area with high plateaus, with the highest mountain at 1,270 m EASL. The environment is mainly of karst limestone and dolomite.
Typical formations are canyons and ravines, creating picturesque rocky scenes with waterfalls.

* Difficulty level of the route is upon agreement with the guide.
**Drop off in another place than Bratislava is available on request.