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This rewarding route leads through three countries – Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland in the steps of the historic amber trade route. Our journey starts on the Danube River in Budapest, the “Paris of the East”. The hike itself begins at the meandering Danube valley in the ancient town of Visegrad, the medieval capital of Hungary. Another historical town on your way – Esztergom has been for more than 1000 years the seat of the Hungarian archbishops, graced with its magnificent cathedral overlooking the Danube. Most of the trails, however, lead through the lush mountains of Slovakia, exploring their peaks as well as charming valleys. Your reward for the climbs will be the superb view of the breathtaking Slovak countryside dotted with traditional mountain villages, meadows and pastures. Perfectly matching the natural beauties are the ancient towns you will stay in, such as UNESCO protected Renaissance mining town of Banska Stiavnica, or Liptovsky Mikulas known for Juraj Janosik – the Slovak Robin Hood. Leaving for Poland visit the pigrimage site of Kalwaria Zebrzydowska before reaching the royal city of Krakow.
- 2290 EUR per person
(based on double occupancy) - Single supplement 630 EUR
- 15% supplement for a single traveler on a self-guided tour
- Group size 4-7 people:
3590 EUR per person
(based on double occupancy) - Group size 8+ people:
3290 EUR per person
(based on double occupancy) - Single supplement: 630 EUR
•Accommodation in selected hotels and pensions
• Buffet breakfast
• Luggage transfer
• English route descriptions
• Detailed hiking maps
• Town maps
• Global Positioning System (GPS) console
• Transportation by car according to program
• Welcome briefing upon arrival
• Stand-by support (cell phone and contact person)
Guided tour price includes:
• Professional bilingual guide
• Accommodation in selected hotels and pensions
• Support van
• Buffet breakfast and dinner included
• Luggage transfer
• English route descriptions
• Detailed hiking maps
• Town maps
• Global Positioning System (GPS) console
• Guided tours at chateaux, castles,
museums and other select attractions
• Special events, including wine tasting and picnics