Zakopane tour

“Winter capital of Poland “, as it is often called, is a place you must see with your own eyes! During winter it is a sports centre for all kind of sports, from skiing to snowboarding and many others. In summer it tempts with plenty of scenic trails both very easy, and really demanding. Less advanced hikers should first choose the trail to Morskie Oko- Sea Eye (available even for parents with strollers) or Hala Gąsienicowa, those more eager to get some adrenaline rush should think about taking the Orla Perć trail, which is the hardest and the most demanding one in the Tatra mountains, with a large number of precipices, cliffs, iron security chains, buckles, and iced rocks. Poland’s highest peak is Rysy (2499 m) and you can find it in the Tatras. For tourists, who care more about safety and comfort, there is an aerial railway to Kasprowy Wierch and some horse-drawn buggies that can take you to Morskie Oko , Polana Pisana or Chocholowska and others. After tiring hikes, you can get some rest in the Krupowki Street –a short, and this time gastronomic ” trail” in the centre of Zakopane , to give you a taste of regional cuisine and souvenirs.

Sightseeing Zakopane with YesKrakow can be a completely personalized trip, and all the details are to decide for our clients.

On your way to Zakopane , you will be passing by Chocholow- the village with authentic log cabins ,with an occasion to stop nearby a handicraft workshop, where you can see and buy handmade figurines and sculptures, and also visit a little museum in which you can see the inside of a traditional highlander cabin. Before arriving in Zakopane, your driver can stop at the Sanctuary of Saint Mary from Fatima, in Krzeptowki, giving you some time to visit this place.  The average time for sightseeing is about 4 hours, as always, adjusted to one’s personal needs and demands.