Beautiful Slovakian chalet is built entirely from natural materials, beautifly furnished and well equipped. You will find many walking and biking trails right on the doorsteps. Huge choice of outdoor activities(horse riding, climbing, rafting available nearby). No hotels in the village so you can experience authentic, peaceful holiday. Explore nearby traditional villages, visit National park High Tatras, Slovak Paradise or medieval Towns( Levoca, Banska Stiavnica)

You can find more than 5 good traditional restaurants within 15 minutes drive. Enjoy stunning terrace and balcony views, total quietness and peace of this place. There are 4 water parks nearby, great fun for children and adults. Winter seasons-8 ski resorts within 15-45 minutes drive. Cross country skiing trails and dog sledging available. Caves, rivers, lakes, historic towns.

Come and experience authentic Slovakia, unknown jewel in the middle of the Europe.

Europe : Slovakia

Self-catering chalet.
Possibility to buy fantastic local produce like milk, cheese, eggs, meat, fish etc in village. delivery can be arranged.
At least 5 traditional restaurants within 15 min drive.
Basic supplies shop in nearby village.

SUMMER
Hiking
Rafting
Mountain cycling
Horse riding
Climbing
Swimming
Archery
Water sports

WINTER
Skiing
Snowboarding
Cross-country skiing
Snowshoeing
Dog sledding
Sledging

Visit historical towns
Krakow
Cracow is the most famous and arguably the most beautiful city in Poland. It is among those rare cities of Europe where the mediaeval town is still the vital centre of the modern metropolis. Cracow´s business, social and cultural lives are still centred in and around the rynek - the largest medieval market square in Europe.
A walk along the streets of Cracow is a journey in time and through ages - you see a city made up of many layers: Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Classicist, Modernist ... Rich in treasures of art and architecture, happily preserved to this day, the city containsan impressive 6,000 historic buildings and monuments, and over 2.3 million works of art! In 1978, Cracow´s Old Town was placed on UNESCO´s World Cultural Heritage list.
It was from here that the Jagiellonians - one of the greatest dynasties in Europe, were reigning the country. Also, one of the first universities in Europe, the Cracow Academy - later renamed the Jagiellonian University - was established here. Famous graduates of this Alma Mater that shaped the fate of the world were Nicolas Copernicus, who 'stopped the sun and moved the earth', and Pope John Paul II, to name just two of them. Some visitors are seeking inspiration here while others are coming for a rest. When you look around, you will soon understand why Cracow is attracting with its magic.
Cracow has always been a meeting place of many cultures. Throughout the ages, people of many different nationalities and religions have enriched the spirit and subtance of the city, and have left their mark in Cracow´s stones, its libraries, and even its menus... Cracow is not just an European city, but a world city, where Spanish flamenco, Japanese kabuki theatre and Russian Orthodox choirs get an equally enthusiastic reception.

Liptovský Mikuláš
The administrative, cultural, economic and tourist centre of the central Liptov region.
The first written record of the town of Liptovský Mikuláš dates back to 1286. The originally parish settlement developed in the 14th century into a medieval town that towards the end of the 17th century became the seat of the Liptov county and its administrative and political centre.
Its situation next to the eastern bank of the water dam Liptovská Mara and the vicinity of the Low Tatras, the West Tatras, and the Cho?ské vrchy Mts. have literally predetermined this city to become one of the most important tourist centres in Slovakia.

Levo?a
Are you an admirer of history and you do not want to miss visiting any interesting place? Then surely do not miss visiting medieval town Levo?a, which is the most eminent town of the Spiš’s ethnicity. Together with its historical monuments, Levo?a belongs to the most eminent towns in Slovakia. The second largest church in Slovakia – St. Jacob's cathedral is to be found here. Its main altar, 18.6 metres high and 6 metres wide, is the highest wooden late Gothic altar of its kind in the world. This masterpiece of Master Paul of Levo?a has been anounced a national cultural monument. Very interesting is also a Town Hall building from the 15th century with allegorical fresco paintings on the southern facade. If you have decided to visit Slovakia, you should not avoid visiting this beautiful city. Levo?a will enchant every visitor with its culture and history.

Banská Štiavnica
Come and visit historically interesting and touristy very popular town Banská Štiavnica. Metal mining and their further manufacturing, especially gold and silver, in old mining town, dates back to the bronze age. Fortification and the town's coat of arms, which is the oldest well-preserved coat of arms in Slovakia comes from the 13th century. Upon your arrival to Banská Štiavnica you will be attracted by the dominating factor of the town, the New chateau, that perks on top of the Diev?enský hill. You will find an exhibition speaking about anti-turkey battles in Slovakia here. You will receive an unforgettable view on the town and its surroundings from the chateau's highest floor. The complex of the Old chateau towers on the perk of the hill Paradajz. The Church of Virgin Mary, St. Michael chapel, but also the bastion „Himmelreich“, used as a jail and torture room in the past, are constituents of the Old chateau. At the present there is an exhibition of the Slovak Mining museum there. Just a short way off Banská Štiavnica is an open-air museum in the original part of shaft Ondrej and the adit Bartolomej. Banská Štiavnica was announced a Town Monumental Reservation and since 1993 it is inscribed in UNESCO.

Castles (Oravský castle, Liptovský castle, Stre?no)
Museums and Galleries
Caves and archeological places