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Hiking in the High Tatras
Guided tour from 850 EUR for 8 days
Self-guided tour from 590 EUR for 8 days
HIGHLIGHTS
- The best of the High Tatras – from east to west
- Highest peak of Poland – Rysy (2499 m)
- Slovak Paradise – hiking through gorges and waterfalls
- Easy day – get familiar with local life and rich history below the Tatras
- Itinerary
Day 1:
Arrival to the High Tatras
Arrival to the High Tatras. Meet your group and guide tonight for the welcome briefing and dinner.
Day 2:
Between the High Tatras and White Tatras
Summary: 6,5 hours of hiking, 18 km, 800 m, 890 m, highest point 1.750 m
Day 3:
In the shade of the highest peak of the Carpathians
Hiking in the shade of Gerlach peak (2.655 m) – the highest peak of the High Tatras, Slovakia & Carpathians. Opportunity to ascent Vychodna Vysoka peak (2.429 m) – great viewpoint – neighbor of Gerlach peak (2.655 m).
Summary: 6-8 hours of hiking, 11-18 km, 1.319 m, 1.599 m, highest point 2.429 m
Day 4:
Hiking to Tery hut – a traditional mountain hut in the High Tatras
Summary: 5,5 hours of hiking, 14 km, 870 m, 870 m, highest point 2.015 m
Day 5:
Easy day - Dunajec river raft trip in Pieniny national park
Day 6:
Slovak Paradise – Sucha Bela gorge
Summary: 6 hours of hiking, 15 km, 630 m, 630 m, highest point 961 m
Day 7:
The highest peak of Poland – Rysy
Hiking in the western part of the High Tatras. Start in the wide open Mengusovska valley, climb over a rock terrace secured by chains, along the highest located Tatra mountain hut (2.250 m) up to Rysy peak (2.499 m) – great view of both sides of Tatras (Polish and Slovak one).
Summary: 8 hours of hiking, 19 km, 1.371 m, 1.371 m, highest point 2.499 m
Day 8:
Departure
Our tour ends after the breakfast by departure for Poprad/Krakow. En route to Krakow review your hiking tour on panoramic drive around the Tatras.
- TOUR SUMMARY
Trip rating
Trip duration
8 days / 7 nights
Accommodation
Guesthouse/family hotel in Poprad or in the High Tatras
Meals
Guided – halfboard
Self-guided – breakfast
Trip starts/ends in
Poprad / High Tatras / Krakow
Minimum group size
Guided: 2
Self-guided: 2
Maximum group size
12
- DATES & PRICES
Guided tour
Dates
On request:
June – October
2 persons:
1.390 EUR/person
3 persons:
1.080 EUR/person
4 persons:
930 EUR/person
5-6 persons:
850 EUR/person
Single supplement:
+100 EUR/person
Included in the price
- Transfer from and to Poprad bus/Railway station - Day 1 & Day 8
- Transfer from/to Krakow possible (+200 EUR/group/one way).
- Local transportation during the tour (on occasion by public buses or trains)
- 7 x accommodation in double rooms, guest house in Poprad or in the High Tatras
- Halfboard
- Entrance fees and tickets for funiculars according to the itinerary
- Service of the hiking guide (UIMLA)
Self-guided tour
Dates
On request:
June – October
2 persons:
780 EUR/person
3 persons:
680 EUR/person
4 persons:
630 EUR/person
5-6 persons:
590 EUR/person
Single supplement:
+100 EUR/person
Included in the price
- Transfer from and to Poprad Bus/Railway station - Day 1 & Day 8
- Transfer from/to Krakow possible (+200 EUR/group/one way)
- Transfer to / from Slovak Paradise - Day 6
- 7 x accommodation in double rooms, guest house in Poprad or in the High Tatras
- Breakfast
- Hiking information (hiking map, description of the hiking tours, railway schedule for the Tatra tram)
- Informative briefing after arrival
- One day trip to rafting on the river Dunajec with guide, transfer, entrance fees included (Day 5)
- Gallery
Guided tour
Dates | Arrival/Departure | Arrival/Departure | Single supplement | |
On request: June - October | 970 EUR | 1.050 EUR | 130 EUR |
Included in the price
- Transfer from and to Krakow / Poprad, local transportation during the tour (on occasion by public buses or trains)
- 7 x accommodation in guest house (double/single room), mountain huts and mountain hotels (multibed rooms)
- Halfboard
- Entrance fees and tickets for funiculars according to the program
- Service of the tour guide