From Krakow, Zakopane Day Tour with Tasting & Funicular Ride

Experience an authentic mountain retreat with a taste of traditional Polish and Slovak delicacies during this full-day excursion from Kraków to Zakopane. Immerse yourself in breathtaking views of the picturesque Polish and Slovak Tatra mountains, culminating in a visit to the iconic Gubałówka summit where you can indulge in the local flavors of oscepek cheese and liqueur, creating unforgettable memories of nature's splendor.

Embark upon an exhilarating full-day excursion from Krakow to the verdant heartland of southern Poland. Upon arrival at your accommodation, gather with your knowledgeable guide and commence a captivating journey through scenic landscapes. Your guide will assist in navigating through the complexities of obtaining necessary permits and addressing any logistical concerns, ensuring an unobstructed experience.

Upon reaching Zakopane, your destination, immerse yourself in the rich culinary offerings of this picturesque town. Sample authentic delicacies such as sheep cheese (oscypek), a quintessential Slovakian specialty, alongside other regional beverages crafted to complement the local gastronomic heritage.

As you traverse the winding streets of Krupówki, your guide will lead you towards the heart of Zakopane’s vibrant community. Here, you’ll discover the charming architecture of Gubałówka, ascended via a modern funicular for panoramic vistas over the expansive Tatra mountains.

To further enrich your exploration, allocate ample free time within the day to indulge in the diverse array of Polish dishes available locally or engage in a leisurely stroll amidst serene natural surroundings, detaching yourselves from the bustling crowds characteristic of popular tourist destinations.

Your final stop awaits in Chochołów, where you'll encounter traditional wooden structures that bear witness to the enduring influence of the Polish highlanders. Amongst these historic abodes, admire the oldest dwellings dating back to the early 19th century, preserving a testament to the architectural prowess of their builders.