Kasprowy Wierch is one of the top favorites with visitors to the Polish Tatras. This full-day trip begins at 09:00 in the center of Krakow, or with a pick-up at your accommodation in the city. When you arrive you’ll take a ride on a modern cable railway with large windows that make it possible to admire amazing mountain vistas. At the summit, there is a large terrace where you can take in the breathtaking panorama of the Tatras towering over picturesque valleys. You’ll find a number of tourist trails with different levels of difficulty that lead from Kasprowy Wierch to the High Tatras and in the direction of the Western Tatras. After reaching the summit you can continue your trek choosing one that interests you most. Each of the routes will take you through spectacular landscapes. Later you’ll visit Zakpone, the capital city of the Polish Tatras. Enjoy a lunch break and then take a guided tour of the city’s main attractions.

Start your day with pickup from an English-speaking driver in a comfortable, air-conditioned car and head of to see beautiful Zakopane. Choose from four different tour packages and see the sights you are most looking forward to.   Package I - Tatra National Park. Hike along the Valley of Five Lakes to Morskie Oko Lake for breathtaking views. The route to Morskie Oko is an approximately 2-hour walk through an easy tourist trail, followed by 5 hours of free time in the National Park. On the way back, your driver will show you Chochołów, a still inhabited medieval village. If you wish, you can extend this option with spare time in the center of Zakopane or spend up to three hours in the thermal baths.  Package II - Cable car to Kasprowy Wierch Peak and Zakopane city center. Enjoy an excursion to one of the highest points, located centrally in the Tatra range, Kasprowy Wierch. After reaching the summit, enjoy 1.5 hours of free time and then return. Next, your driver will take you to Krupówki Street, where you will have about 2 hours of free time. On the way back, your driver will show you Chochołów. It is possible to extend the tour with up to 3 hours at the thermal baths. Package III - Funicular railway to Gubałówka Mountain and Zakopane city center. Ride the funicular railway to reach Gubałówka, where you will see a beautiful panorama of the Tatra Mountains. After returning to the city, on the way to Krupówki, visit a highlander's market full of local products. Then, visit Krupówki Street, where you will find traditional cuisine, souvenirs, and shops. On the way back, your driver will show you Chochołów. The package can be extended with a visit to the ski jump or spending up to 3 hours in the thermal baths.  Package IV - Funicular railway to Gubałówka Mountain, Zakopane city center, and Bukovina Thermal Baths. In this option, after 3 hours spent at the top of Gubałówka and on Krupówki Street, you will visit the Bukovina Thermal Baths, offering indoor and outdoor thermal waters, sports pools, slides, jacuzzis, saunas, and a restaurant.

From the Krakow meeting point, our English speaking driver will drive 1.5h to Chocholow. Unesco Heritage Traditional Wooden Village. Visit the sculptor's house. And explore traditional mountaineers house. This attraction isn't avaible on Sundays. Go up to 1987 m in cable car on Kasprowy Wierch peak in over 4km leng. Explore Tatra mountains above clouds , this experience let you walk on one of highest peaks in Tatry. Cable car to Kasprowy Wierch has been build in 1936 and renovated in 2007. This is one of the oldest cable car in Europe. From December to April mountains are covered snow. This is the highest point in Poland you can get by cable car. With recreation and relaxation in mind, visit largest thermal pool complex in Podhale. Chochołowskie Thermal Baths is almost 3,000 m2 of water surface and 30 pool troughs. Knowing that thermal waters are rich in many micronutrients, we guarantee a surge of vitality and full regeneration of the body. In addition to swimming pools and a jacuzzi with thermal water, we invite you to the treatment zone with sulphide and brine water.

You’ll be driven from Krakow to Kuznice, where you will board a modern cable car to get to Kasprowy Wierch. This is a prominent summit at the Polish-Slovakian border, with meteorological and astronomical observatories.  The tour continues to Liliowe Pass before reaching the meadows of Hala Gąsienicowa. There you will find a stone shelter where you can eat your lunch.  40 minutes from the shelter, there is an excellent viewing point that offers vistas over Orla Perc, a sharp ridge of summits. The tour ends with a walk through the Jaworzynka Valley. As you hike, your English-speaking tour leader will tell you about the mountains and their flora and fauna. You will also learn about the history and culture of the Gorale, the local highlanders.  The guide will bring scientific equipment like humidity and temperature probes to make the hike interactive and informative.