Walking Holiday Slovakia - Moderate to Hard - 4 nights

Welcome to Slovakia! After your arrival and settling in, you’ll meet your guide and fellow travellers for a welcome briefing and a glimpse into the adventures ahead. For those eager to dive straight into the action, there’s an optional lunchtime buggy riding experience — a fun way to kick off your trip and enjoy the beauty of the river from a completely different perspective.

Today’s adventure is the most challenging — and most rewarding — hike of the trip. We’ll take on the highest peak in the High Tatras accessible from the Slovakian side called Rysy, standing proudly at 2,500 metres. This is a big mountain day, covering 21 km over 9 to 10 hours, with a demanding ascent of 1,154 metres. The trail is steep and rocky in sections, gradually rising through forest, alpine meadows, and rugged high mountain terrain, with incredible views opening up at every turn. Reaching the summit is an unforgettable experience, with breathtaking panoramic views stretching across Slovakia and Poland. This is a tough but non-technical hike, graded 4.5 out of 5 in difficulty — perfect for fit and experienced hikers ready to challenge themselves and feel that true sense of mountain achievement.

After our breakfast, our transfer will take us to the start of our hike Biela Voda. Today’s hike leads us to one of the most picturesque mountain lakes in the Tatra Mountains, known for its vivid green colour and dramatic rocky backdrop. The trail takes us through forested paths and alpine meadows, gradually ascending 670 metres over 15.4 km — a moderate challenge, rated 2 out of 3 in difficulty. Once we reach the lake, we’ll stop for a well-deserved lunch at a charming mountain hut nestled right by the water, offering traditional dishes and panoramic views. After soaking in the scenery, we’ll make our way back. In the evening, you’ll have the option to visit a local spa for some well-earned relaxation.

Today’s hike is a spectacular mountain circuit leading us through some of the most stunning scenery in the High Tatras. This challenging route takes us up to a panoramic mountain pass at 2,314 metres, offering unforgettable views over sharp ridges and deep valleys. Along the way, we’ll pass by no fewer than seven beautiful mountain lakes, each with its own unique colour and character, reflecting the surrounding peaks. The hike covers 16 km, with a demanding ascent of 968 metres, and is rated 4 out of 5 in difficulty. This is a true mountain adventure — a day of wild, dramatic landscapes, crystal-clear lakes, and the rewarding experience of crossing from one breathtaking valley to another.

Departure, good bye Slovakia!