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2 National Parks Tours in Czechia We Would Actually Book

2 tours  ·  from $191

The 2 best national parks tours you can book today, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who it suits. The first entry is first for a reason.

Pravcicka Gate & Bastei Bridge Winter National Park Tour from Prague - Reaching Pravcicka Gate in Czech Switzerland
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Pravcicka Gate & Bastei Bridge Winter National Park Tour from Prague

1.Pravcicka Gate & Bastei Bridge Winter National Park Tour from Prague

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 108 reviews · 10 to 11 hours (approx.) · from $190Our pick

Travel from Prague in a group of up to seven to Czech and Saxon Switzerland National Parks. Walk to snowy Pravcicka Gate, eat lunch at U Forta, then cross into Germany for Bastei Bridge. English-speaking guides such as Marek and Pavla lead the day, with hiking sticks, snacks, transport, and entry fees included.

“Magical place. Snow. Beautiful views. Incredible Guide. Fancy restaurant (included) in the Woods. Must do the tour. Once in a lifetime”

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Private Tour to Czech-Saxon Switzerland National Park - Pravcicka Gate and Sokoli hnizdo
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Private Tour to Czech-Saxon Switzerland National Park

2.Private Tour to Czech-Saxon Switzerland National Park

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 9 reviews · 9 hours (approx.) · from $343

Travel from Prague by private car or van with an English-speaking guide to Czech-Saxon Switzerland. Walk to Pravcicka Gate, cross Bastei Bridge, explore Neurathen Castle, and ride through Edmund’s Gorge. Guides such as Peter, Petr, and Thomas tailor the day to your pace, with hotel pickup and entry fees included.

“This tour is for the fit and not afraid of steep inclines. We saw some amazing views over the entire tour. We started at Czech National Park that took is to the are and the restaurant up top. The forest has been trimmed back due to the fire however it was still beautiful fall colors. Lots of stones, steps to get there so bring hiking/comfortable shoes. The restaurant was busy only had three workers and didn’t expect the crowd. We only got snacks and drinks while we rested for the climb back down. Next we went into the center of the park to have lunch in a traditional restaurant that…”

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