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Today’s excursion with Adam was absolutely fantastic! His knowledge of Prague and Czech history is incredible, and he brought every stop to life with fascinating stories, historical context, and a great sense of humor. Visiting Karlštejn Castle was a highlight, and Adam made the history of the castle and Emperor Charles IV truly come alive. The Koněprusy Caves were breathtaking, and learning about their geology and history made the experience even more memorable. Lunch was delicious with Czech type cuisine & beer! The views at the Czech Grand Canyon were simply spectacular and the perfect way to end the day. Adam kept the tour engaging from start to finish, answered every question with enthusiasm, and made everyone feel welcome. If you’re looking for a guide who is passionate, knowledgeable, and genuinely loves sharing the history and beauty of the Czech Republic, I can’t recommend Adam enough. This was one of the best excursions of our trip!

Very interesting tour and all walking was on flat land but very rugged surfaces of differing levels. If you have or need walking cane or sticks I recommend you bring them. The streets and paths are all bricks or rocks. The tour guide was excellent and very attentive to safety. I am glad I attended this tour and highly recommend it.

This tour was easily one of the highlights of our trip. Can’t say better things about Josef, our guide, and Vince, our driver, who coordinated everything superbly. It was clear they put a lot of thought into the kind of small details that add to the overall experience—extra water bottles, snacks if you find yourself needing a little refuel, and plenty of bathroom breaks. Josef shared a lot of fun facts on the tour, brought a bunch of positive energy, and kept everything running at a good pace. Communication leading up to the hike was great too. My group was looking for an easy-to-moderate hike and opted for the “Best of Bohemian & Saxon Hikes” that takes you to the Bastei Bridge, the Pravčická Gate, and the sandstone/Tisa Rock Labyrinth. They were all very doable, with the hike up to Pravčická Gate requiring more effort (i.e., involved a steeper walk up a wide and well-cleared path) than the other two. I enjoyed each site, but the Tisa Rock Labyrinth was probably my favorite—a lovely, easygoing walk among some beautiful sandstone formations and trees, and a bit less touristy/crowded than the others on the weekend we went. Highly recommend this day trip from Prague!