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The Pieniny Mountains are a mountain range that forms part of the Carpathians, located on the border between Poland and Slovakia.
What makes them truly unique is not only the picturesque Dunajec River Gorge, but also the exceptionally rich and diverse natural environment — including both flora and fauna. This area is under strict environmental protection. Currently, public consultations are underway regarding the inclusion of the Dunajec Gorge on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Start your adventure with an unforgettable rafting trip on one of the most scenic river routes in Europe.This 14-kilometer journey takes you through the heart of Pieniny National Park, beautifully situated on the Polish–Slovak border.Rafting on the Dunajec River is more than just a tourist attraction — it’s a journey through time and nature, guided by highlander raftsmen. With humor and passion, they share legends, stories, and fascinating facts about the region’s rich culture and wildlife.

🌊 Dunajec Rafting — What to Expect

– Traditional wooden rafts– 14 km of stunning river gorge scenery– Duration: approx. 2 hours 15 minutes– A unique view of the Pieniny Mountains from the river– Local storytelling: funny, touching, and full of regional charm

🌿 Leśnicki Gorge Walk

After the rafting trip, enjoy a peaceful walk through Leśnicki Gorge — a lush green valley surrounded by wild nature, perfect for relaxing and catching your breath after the excitement on the water.For those interested, a traditional horse-drawn carriage ride is also available (optional, extra fee).

🏔 Leśnica Pass — A View to Remember

One of the highlights of the tour is a stop at Leśnica Pass, located at 720 meters above sea level. From this spectacular viewpoint, you’ll take in breathtaking panoramas of the Pieniny and Tatra Mountains. On clear days, you can spot the majestic Trzy Korony (Three Crowns) peak and the winding ribbon of the Dunajec River below.It’s the perfect place to snap a photo and take a quiet moment to connect with nature.

Our trip begins with one of the region’s most iconic attractions — a traditional wooden raft ride down the Dunajec River, along the picturesque route from Sromowce Wyżne to Szczawnica.This is one of the most beautiful river routes in all of Europe, taking you through the Dunajec River Gorge — a unique section of the river winding between the limestone cliffs of the Pieniny National Park.

📍 Route: Sromowce Wyżne – Szczawnica

⏱️ Duration: approx. 2 hours 15 minutes

🌄 Distance: around 15 kilometers

During this peaceful journey, the rafts are expertly guided by seasoned raftsmen dressed in traditional highlander costumes. Passengers not only enjoy breathtaking views, but also get to hear colorful stories, legends, and anecdotes about the history and culture of the Pieniny region. The raftsmen are known for their humor and storytelling, which adds a unique local charm to the experience.

The trip ends in the well-known spa town of Szczawnica, where you can relax, enjoy a regional meal, or explore more of the area’s attractions.

This unforgettable adventure is perfect for visitors of all ages — from families with children to those who appreciate peace, nature, and tradition. If you want to see the Pieniny Mountains from a completely new perspective — from the surface of the river, surrounded by majestic peaks — a Dunajec River rafting trip is an experience not to be missed.

Rafting through the Dunajec River Gorge is one of the most stunning tourist attractions in Poland, drawing nature lovers, landscape enthusiasts, and seekers of unique experiences from around the world.

The Dunajec Gorge in the Pieniny Mountains impresses not only with its breathtaking scenery but also with a remarkable hydrological phenomenon — at one point, the river makes a dramatic 180-degree turn, briefly flowing in the opposite direction before resuming its usual course.

This rare natural occurrence happens in only two places in the world, making the Dunajec rafting trip a true natural wonder.

The journey is traditionally taken on wooden rafts steered by experienced raftsmen — descendants of the original highlander ferrymen who have upheld this tradition for centuries. It’s more than just a mode of transport; it’s a unique opportunity to experience local culture, history, and the deep connection people have with the Dunajec River.