• Prague - Participants will be picked up in the morning from their accommodation in Prague, along with other group members. The group size is limited to 7. Travel will be in a comfortable Mercedes van for approximately 2 hours to the first stop in Germany. Restroom breaks are assured.
• Bastei Bridge - A passport or ID is required for this segment. The first stop is the renowned and scenic Bastei Bridge in the German (Saxon) section of the national park. This bridge historically connected the land to a castle built among sandstone rocks. The visit will last about an hour, during which assistance will be provided to capture the best photos and learn about the location.
• Czech - Saxon Switzerland - On the return journey from Bastei to the Czech Republic, the route follows the Labe/Elbe river for approximately 30 minutes until reaching the entrance to the Czech part of the park at Hrensko village, where the van will be parked.
• Bohemian Switzerland National Park - Bohemian Switzerland represents the Czech portion of the national park. The majority of the day will be spent here engaging in various activities as outlined below.
• Pravcicka brana - Sokoli hnizdo - This is the most renowned area of the Czech side of the park, featuring the largest sandstone arch in Europe. The hike begins at the parking area, covering 1 kilometer on the road and 2.5 kilometers uphill (with the same distance back). While the hike is generally easy, it may be more challenging for those unaccustomed to walking or exercise. Take your time; reaching the top is achievable, and the views are rewarding. Children and seniors hike to the top daily, and you can too, with ease. Note that during the winter season (November to March), the arch is open only from Friday to Sunday. Tisa Rocks labyrinth serves as the winter alternative.
• Mezná - After the hike, participants will likely be hungry. A visit to a local restaurant is planned to enjoy delicious Czech cuisine and a refreshing Czech beer (or soda, if preferred).
• Edmundova soutEska - Available from April to October only. Many find this part particularly enjoyable. The gorge is a beautiful area, accessed via long stairs through a forest leading down to a river. Certain sections of the River Kamenice are accessible only by boat. The trip includes a boat ride from a port through the gorge, returning at the end.
• Prague - At the conclusion of the day, participants will be returned to their hotels in Prague.

• Hotel pick up and drop off
• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Personal guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Trekking poles if needed
• Tickets to the park (April to October)
• Boat ticket (April to October)

This tour will take visitors to the most fascinating sites within the national park. The itinerary changes between the summer and winter seasons. Guests will be picked up in Prague and driven first to Germany to see the renowned Bastei Bridge, where the views are absolutely stunning. Following this, the tour will proceed through the Elbe Canyon back to the Czech section of the park. Remember to bring a passport or any form of identification.

The tour includes a visit to Pravčická brána, the largest sandstone arch in Europe, set in a landscape reminiscent of the Lord of the Rings films.

Participants will enjoy a meal at a local traditional restaurant, with one meal and drink included.

Available only from April to October! After lunch, the group will descend a hill to the river for a boat trip in the Wild Gorge, where the scenery is like a fairytale.

The total hiking distance is 8 miles, divided into three segments. Most people who walk regularly will find it manageable.

• Passport or ID needed in Germany

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.