Top Slovakia Hiking Tours

This trip will be unique and private in the beautiful mountains, in the oldest and Highest National Park in Slovakia. It is large just about 800 km squared, so you can choose to hike about 30 mountain valleys. That will be unforgettable hiking with a licensed guide (member of Mountain Rescue), who has lived in the High Tatras his whole life. You will know after this day a lot about the history, nature, animals, and flowers of The High Tatras. You can set up a whole day by your needs and fitness level. It is possible to see waterfalls, mountain huts, and wild animals such as mountain goats and marmots, you have a chance to hike to peaks, where you can climb just with a licensed guide. The High Tatras are unique pieces of Earth with an untouched nature. The Mountain leader can recommend a special trip set up just for you and he can make plans for your next days during a visit to the High Tatras.

Choose from multiple hiking options and intriguing spots. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just starting out, there's a trail perfectly suited to your preferences and fitness level. Our hikes will take you to charming mountain huts, mesmerising waterfalls, and areas where you can observe wildlife in their natural habitat. Tailor your journey to your interests. With our extensive knowledge of these mountains, we can recommend the best routes. Led by our licensed UIMLA mountain leader, you'll be in safe and experienced hands. This isn't just a hike; it's an experience that will stay with you forever. The beauty of Malá Fatra and the sense of achievement from conquering its trails are moments you'll cherish.

Bear watching Slovakia offers guided Tours to see bears in their natural environment in High Tatras accompanied by a local wildlife expert. Walking in bear territory is a unique and life time experience. The very experienced local guide with hundreds of bear encounters will take you to the best places to spot bears in wild nature. Indicative timetable: 13:00 hod. – Meeting at the lower parking lot at Podbanske 13:00 hod. – 14:30 hod. – Hike through the valley in the Western Tatras, approx. 1.5 hours up to one of the three adjacent Tatra valleys (Western Tatras) to the bear spotting places 14:30 hod. – 18:30 hod. – Arriving at wild bear viewing sites offering the best chances to spot a brown bear, combined with insights into the bears’ lives in the valley and training on how to behave in case of an encounter. 18:30 hod. – 20:30. – The way back along the hiking trail to Podbanske.

Our tour unique is deep dive into the "somewhere" that created a man who claimed to be "from nowhere." Andy Warhol's parents were Carpatho-Rusyn immigrants from what is now eastern Slovakia, and our tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to trace their incredible journey. We start in Miková, his parents' birthplace, where you'll feel the weight of history and stand on the very spot where his mother’s house once stood. This is more than a historical site; it’s a tangible link to the humble beginnings that fueled a global icon. Our tour also looks to the future of art in Medzilaborce, home to the Andy Warhol Museum. While currently under reconstruction, we'll see the promise of its grand reopening in spring 2026. Beyond Warhol, we explore the region's culture, hiking to the majestic statue of Count Laborec and visiting the solemn ruins of the Krasny Brod monastery, a powerful memorial to World War I. This tour lets you see beyond the art and into the soul of the artist.

This tour is built around a single, extraordinary story of Ľudovít Feld, a Košice-born artist who survived Auschwitz by working as Josef Mengele’s personal painter. Our journey begins at the cultural center dedicated to Feld, where his art and life provide an immediate, deeply personal, and profoundly unique connection to the Holocaust. From this powerful and singular starting point, the tour expands, but its thematic core of art and memory remains. We visit Bardejov, where the UNESCO-listed Jewish Suburbia serves as a testament to a community's history, and Prešov, with its celebrated Judaica collection. Finally, the cinematic connection in Sabinov—the setting for the Oscar-winning film The Shop on Main Street—provides a modern artistic lens through which to view historical events. This fusion of a single artist’s struggle with broader historical and cultural landmarks makes for a truly unparalleled experience.

The porter in High Tatras is the last job in Europe. Carry up the material is challenge for stronger man and woman. You can feeling the freedom under load.