Plan your arrival in Krakow - a city that has never been destroyed in the past. Because of it’s exceptional architectural style, the Old Town is under the auspices of UNESCO since 1978. Your accommodation in the city center you can reach by taxi or tram.

The first morning will start with a public bus journey to Szczawnica (appr. 2,30hrs), the main resort in the Pieniny Mountains. A private transfer will await you to get you to Jaworki - a small village with it’s own charm. You can choose among 2 hiking options to warm your muscles for the upcoming adventure. No matter what you choose, the stunning panoramas and to Polish and Slovakian part or Pieniny with the mighty peaks of Tatra at distant will accompany you throughout the day. There are several options to get back to your accommodation.

Take the public bus to Szczawnica. This day will offer a short water adventure by barge as there is no other way to cross river Dunajec and enter the National Park of Pieniny. This green paradise is famous with it’s limestone, eroded through the centuries. The park stretches out at the other side of the border where Poland meets Slovakia. Prepare yourself for a steep climb up to Sokolica (747m). A breath-taking view will open up towards the gorge of Dunajec. Your walk continues to through the main ridge of Pieniny Mountains to the highest peak of national park - Three Crowns (982m). Take your time for rest and admire the scenery and decide how to finish your daily walk. You will be given several options to choose from: descent do Sromowce to Nizne for optional boat ride along river Dunajec (2h15 min on the boat), or extend your hiking by descending to Sromowce Wyzne for an optional boat ride along river Dunajec (3h on the boat).

After a healthy breakfast, a private car will transfer you to Zakopane. Your first stop will be the castle of Niedzica - proudly erected above the lake Czorsztyn it takes you back to 14th century and it is a significant place for the Polish-Hungarian relations in this period. Another stop will be the wooden church in Debno - famous with the masterpiece of its polychromes. Тhe whole trip to Zakopane incl. the stops will last approximately 4hrs. Local people often say that Zakopane is the Polish Chamonix - laying in the embrace of magnificent mountain ranges. With its vibrant lifestyle of winter and summer sports, it is also a perfect place to admire the local wooden architecture and taste the unique Polish cuisine. Take your time to explore the town or go for some sports activities such as e-bikes or short hikes in the Pieniny of Spis).

You can choose among several hiking options for the next days: 1) А hike to the green balcony of the Tatras: The trail pass through a forest, large meadows and small peaks showing up amazing panorama towards the High Tatras. Route: Kiełbasówki-Polana Kopieniec-Kopieniec-Psia Trawka-Gęsia Szyja-Polana Waksmudzka-Polana Rusinowa-Sanctuary of St. Mary Queen of The Tatras-bus to Zakopane. (14km, 5-6hrs, +750/-800m); 2): OPTION A: Climbing Grzes and Rakon peaks (17km, 6,30-8hrs, +1000m/-1000m); OPTION B: Explore Koscieliska Valley - one of the most popular trails in Polish Tatras and among the circles of hiking lovers - the most beautiful valley in the Western Tatras. The valley owes its charm not only to its beautiful spots but also to the characteristic forms of limestone (caves, wells, shaped rocks). Some of the caves could be visited which will extend the hike. (11km, 3hrs, +350m/-350m); OPTION C: - Climb Kasprowy Wierch and Czerwone Wierchy summits. You have to use the cabin lift to reach Kasprowy Wierch from where follow the main ridge to the Red Peaks (Czerwone Wierchy). This trek will reveal stunning views to the High and Western Tatras. (13 km, 5,30-6,30hrs, +650m/-1700m) 3): OPTION A: A grand passage through the High Tatras including Zawrat pass. Spectacular views over the Tatras, Gаsienicowa Valley with the Black Pond and the Five Lakes Valley. Also a visit to Siklawa Waterfall. Some technical difficulties are present on this trail such as chains and ladders, scrambling is involved too. (20 km, 7,30-9hrs, +1350m/-1450m); OPTION B: It is similar to Option A but instead of crossing Zawrat Pass follows a trail that leads through Krzyżne Pass. That way you will skip the technical difficulties while the descent is more challenging than the one from Zawrat pass. The trek will show you amazing panoramas, unfortunately, you won’t be able to see the Black Pond. 21 km, 7,30-9hrs, +1500m/-1550m); OPTION C:Explore Gasienicowa Valley without passage to Five Lakes Valley (15km, 5,30-7hrs, +1000m/-1000m); OPTION D: An opportunity to climb the highest peak in Poland - Mt. Rysy (2503m). The trek again involves technical difficulties (ladders, chains, scrambling). Mind that 12 km from the total distance of this trek is on an asphalt road (6 km in a way) but a horse carriage can be used (upon availability). (25 km, 11-13km, +1900m/-1900m).

Take the public bus to return to Krakow (2,10hrs ride)