SLOVAKIA A SUSTAINABLE ADVENTURE

Slovakia is a cultural and ecological treasure tucked in the heart of Europe. Slovakia provides a one-of-a-kind travel experience for those eager to explore the great outdoors, from the breathtaking peaks of the High Tatras to the primaeval woods of Poloniny National Park. However, with rising environmental concerns, sustainable travel is becoming increasingly vital.

Slovakia has made efforts in encouraging ecofriendly tourism and has been named one of Europe’s finest locations for sustainable travel.

High Tatras: A Hiker’s Paradise

The High Tatras are Europe’s smallest alpine mountains, yet they pack a huge punch in terms of natural beauty. The area is home to spectacular peaks that appear to reach for the sky, dark turquoise glacier-fed alpine lakes, and waterfalls that tumble down the slopes.

With hundreds of trekking pathways to choose from, the High Tatras are ideal for hikers. But don’t worry if hiking isn’t your thing. There are several slopes that may be reached by cable car. LomnickyStit, for example, is the most frequented summit and home to Slovakia’s highest Astronomical and Meteorological Observatory.

Poloniny National Park: A Primeval Paradise

Poloniny National Park is located in Slovakia’s extreme eastern region and has some of Europe’s most unspoilt and virgin woodlands. The settlements in the park, such as Stuzica, Rozok, and Havesova, are part of the Carpathians’ UNESCO-protected primaeval beech woods.

If you’re seeking for a tranquil setting, travel to Nova Sedlica, Slovakia’s easternmost settlement and one of the primary entrances to these unspoiled by civilization forests.