Slovakia

Adventure Holidays in Slovakia

From the High Tatra Mountains, flanking the Polish border, to the lower but equally dramatic massifs of the Mala Fatra and the Low Tatras, Slovakia arguably has central Europe's most spectacular mountain scenery. Whether it’s skiing down pristine slopes with the pink sunrise reflecting on the snow, or standing at the top of Lomnicky Peak overlooking the vast mountainous landscape from almost 3000 metres, Slovakia has lots to offer the intrepid traveller.

The eastern half of former Czechoslovakia, Slovakia was only recognised as an independent country in 1993. Thus, the capital Bratislava retains much of its historical charm, as do smaller towns such as Levoca and Kezmarok.