Top Bratislava Nature and Wildlife

Are you ready for an adventurous and unforgettable trip in Malá Fatra? Malá Fatra is a mountain range in the Western Carpathians in the north-west of Central Slovakia. We recommend this trip to everyone who loves the wildness and wants to experience real Slovak mountains. It can be a little adventurous and challenging but worth it. Come to explore it with the friendly and experienced guide.

Make the most of your short time in Slovakia with this inclusive private tour from Vienna that lets you see the best of the country while skipping the hassle of trip planning. Visit such highlights as the UNESCO-listed Spiš Castle and Tatras National Park and enjoy two nights of included accommodation with breakfast.

The Tatras mountain region is a green natural playground with a charming variety of nature, history and attractions in a small, accessible, safe territory. This outdoor paradise offers pristine natural environment and maximum relaxation in the embrace of the mountains, waterfalls, alpine meadows and more than 100 lakes. The trails that crisscross the High Tatras are all well marked with distances and estimated times, so it is easy to choose route based on everyone´s fitness level and ambition. The High Tatras topped Lonely Planet’s Best in Europe list for 2019, which highlights the most exciting places to visit across the continent.

Departure from Vienna or from Bratislava. Three-hour journey takes us to the North-Eastern part of Slovakia, passing Low Tatras National Park. En route we will also spot some of Slovak cultural and natural landmarks - castles, mountains and beautiful landscapes. The Tatras mountain region is a green natural playground with a charming variety of nature, history and attractions in a small, accessible, safe territory. This outdoor paradise offers pristine natural environment and maximum relaxation in the embrace of the mountains, waterfalls, alpine meadows and more than 100 lakes. The trails that crisscross the High Tatras are all well marked with distances and estimated times, so it is easy to choose route based on everyone´s fitness level and ambition. The High Tatras topped Lonely Planet’s Best in Europe list for 2019, which highlights the most exciting places to visit across the continent.

Numerous narrow and deep gorges with many waterfalls are abundantly visited every year. You will experience many ladders, climbing irons, chains, waterfalls, bridges and footbridges. Tour to the Slovak paradise National Park is unforgettable experience with magical views and stunning nature.

Slovakia is often called also like "New Zeland" of Central Europe. Discover with us the most beautiful part of Slovakia - Small Fatra, which is the best place for trekking lovers.

Take the scenic route from Bratislava in Slovakia to Budapest in Hungary on this 2-day one-way tour. Travel in the comfort of a private vehicle and stop as many times as you like to admire the views and take photos at Strbske pleso lake, Strecno Castle, and Cicmany Village. Highlights include the UNESCO-listed village of Vlkolinec and the view from Lomnicky, the highest peak in Slovakia’s High Tatlas Mountains.

Discover the charming wine towns and winemaking heritage of Slovakia’s beautiful Small Carpathian region on this 6-hour trip from Bratislava. Traveling by minivan, venture into the Carpathian foothills, and visit Red Stone Castle, a mighty medieval fortress, to view its grandiose chambers, chapel and wine cellar, one of Europe’s biggest. See the wine and pottery-making towns of Modra and Pezinok, learn about Majolica pottery, and try crafting your own piece at a workshop. After free time for lunch sample some fruity local wines at a winery before returning to Bratislava.

Enjoy 3-day trip (2nights) in Slovak Paradise National Park visit Dobsinska Ice Cave and hike in Low Tatras. Slovak Paradise features lively forests, wide meadows and plateaus, canyons, gorges, underground caves and garrulous waterfalls. Dobsinska Ice Cave - one of the most famous ice caves in the world and the largest ice cave in Slovakia. Low Tatras National Park is the most widespread Slovak national park, situated in Central Slovakia. Besides many hiking trails, its biggest attractions are numerous eye-catching karst formations and mystic caves. National Park is characterized by long valleys, deep canyons, and steep cliffs, but its territory is dominated by forests. Discover Slovak nature, caves and underground places with your private local guide.