• Krakow - Begin your journey from Krakow to Zakopane, which takes approximately 2 hours.
• Chocholow - Visit Chochołów village, known for its original highlander wooden houses, a UNESCO-protected site.
• Gubalowka - Ascend Gubałówka hill (elevation 1126 m) via a funicular (ticket included) to enjoy stunning views of the Tatra Mountains.
• Krupowki Street - Explore the main street of Zakopane.
• Chocholowskie Termy - Thermal baths

Thermal baths offer something for everyone, regardless of age or preference. The facility features over 30 swimming pools with saline iodized water, hydro massage, a raging river, a climbing net, and water geysers. The pool water temperature ranges from 32-36ºC, allowing for relaxation in outdoor pools even on cold days.

• Krakow - Return to Krakow; the trip from Zakopane to Krakow also takes around 2 hours.
• Witow - Cheese tasting.

• Hotel pickup included.
• Explore Chochołów, a UNESCO protected village.
• Funicular ticket to Gubałówka hilltop.
• Air-conditioned transportation.
• English-speaking driver and guide.
• Taste traditional ‘Oscypek’ cheese.
• 3-hour admission to thermal baths.
• Visit regional market and Krupówki street with free time in Zakopane.

• Food and drinks

Zakopane is a town situated roughly 100 km south of Krakow. It nestles at the base of the Tatra Mountains, earning it the reputation as Poland’s winter capital. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the Krupówki street, home to numerous restaurants serving local traditional cuisine. A visit to Gubałówka hill offers some stunning panoramas of the Tatra Mountains from its summit. The thermal baths are a versatile attraction catering to all ages and tastes. They boast over 30 pools of saline iodized water, hydro massage facilities, a raging river, climbing net, and water geysers. The water temperature ranges from 32-36ºC, making the external pools an ideal relaxation spot even on the coldest of days.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.