• Chocholow - This scenic village is located in the Lesser
  Poland Voivodeship, in the region of Czarny
  Dunajec on the border between Poland and
  Slovakia, just 15 km away from Zakopane. This
  place attracts tourists not only because of its
  beautiful mountain surroundings but primarily
  due to the unique architecture of original
  wooden highlander houses. Chochołów is one
  of the most valuable examples of Podhale’s
  traditional architectural style, which has
  survived to this day in an almost unchanged
  form.
• Gubalowka - Gubałówka is one of the most popular tourist spots in
  Zakopane, located at an altitude of 1129 meters above
  sea level. It is an ideal separate mountain range above
  the town, frequently visited as a place for safe and
  short hikes, both in summer and winter. Gubałówka
  was once a home to highlanders who grazed their
  sheep in the whole area. Now, it is a favourite location
  for tourists to go to, attracting plenty of visitors to its
  beautiful vistas and a wide range of entertainment
  options.
• Krupowki Street - Krupówki is the main street and esplanade in Zakopane,
  famous all over Poland. Approximately 1.1 kilometres
  long, it is filled with restaurants, cafes, souvenir shops,
  and local highlander craft industries. This vibrant city
  centre captivates tourists’ attention all year long. Along
  the esplanade of Krupówki, you can also find important
  landmarks, such as the Church of the Holy Family and
  the Tatra Museum. The street seems to be an ideal
  starting point for any initial exploration of Zakopane, and
  the funicular station for Gubałówka is located very near
  the lower end of the street.
• Terma Bania - Gorący Potok Thermal Baths are a remarkable destination in the picturesque Podhale region, offering
  visitors a chance to bathe in truly natural thermal waters. Unlike large water parks, this complex focuses

on authenticity and a close connection with nature, providing relaxation in a serene, outdoor setting
surrounded by the stunning Tatra landscape.

• English speaking local guide
• Gubalowka cable car up & down ticket
• Tasting of smoked highlander cheese and several types of local vodka
• Meeting Point or Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Visit to the Chocholow wooden village
• 2.5-hour skip-the-line ticket to the Terma Bania Hot Springs with access to fun & relax zones
• 2.5 hours walk through Zakopane’s historic center and its folklore-rich main street
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Guidebook in the language you chose

• Dinner

Explore Zakopane, the gateway to the Tatra Mountains, renowned for its snow and winter sports. Embark on this remarkable journey filled with stunning sights, unforgettable memories, rich culture, and history.

The operator will pick you up from your hotel in Krakow or the nearest accessible location for cars. From there, you’ll be driven directly to Zakopane.

Begin your adventure in Chocholow, a charming mountain village that serves as an open-air museum showcasing highland rural architecture. This visit provides a glimpse into the local ethnographic heritage and culture. Take this opportunity to relax, savor homemade mountain vodka, and enjoy Oscypek, a traditional smoked sheep cheese.

Next, head to Zakopane and Krupówki Street for 2.5 hours of leisure. This includes a cable car ride up and down Gubalowka Hill, offering a spectacular view of the Tatra Mountains.

Conclude your day with a rejuvenating soak in the natural, sulfur-rich waters of Terma Bania Hot Springs, the perfect way to unwind and recharge.

• People with mobility impairments
• Wheelchair users

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