While Slovakia will never excel for its size (49,036 km2) or its population (5,435,000, on 114th place in the world), this picturesque country in heart of Europe stands out in much more important ways. What is in the secret of Slovakia’s incomparable charm? Enchanting nature, fascinating history, refined culture, modern convenience and good- hearted people.

Slovakia is country that boast with natural diversity and up to 9 national parks located on a relatively small area. The High Tatras region is located in the protected Tatra National Park. Tatra National Parkhas been named by the biosphere reserve, which protects, develops and promotes ecosystem and landscape diversity…

Stays in the Tatras are particularly sought-after for their healing effects. People can enjoy here also skiing and most demanding skiers may try the highest and steepest slope starting at Lomnickésedlo (2,190 meters above sea level). Highest peak in the High Tatras is Gerlachovskýštít 2,655 meters above sea level. To one of the youngest national parks belongs The Slovak Paradise National Park, situated in eastern part of Slovakia. The most eastern part of the Poloniny National Parkhouses the expectational Carpathian beech forests listed in the UNESCO world Heritage List.