Luxury lodges

Starting with individual tours of the autumn greenery and ending with a weekend on a lake reserved with a secluded hut - all this is an easy way to avoid the crowds at all times. Today we can find lodges in all possible forms, from traditional wooden structures to modern wonders, and the sizes range from luxury properties to one-bedroom shacks located right in the middle of the lake. However, the luxury lodges we offer are not small at all. They are designed for groups of families and friends who want a luxurious vacation, chic as a resort, but without all the people around. Take a look at our luxury lodges offers and get ready for your chic and classy holiday!

Sierras de Cazorla Natural Park, Spain

This park in the eastern and northeastern part of the province of Jaen in Spain was opened in 1986 and covers an area of ​​2099 square kilometers, making it the largest protected area in the country and the second largest in Europe. An interesting fact is that the levels of protection in the park are different in different parts of it due to the large area and the fact that within it there are settlements where a total of about 80 thousand people live.

Another interesting detail is that there you can see many animal species such as spotted vultures, foxes, wild cats and golden eagles, but this does not exhaust the tourist opportunities of the park. In Sierras de Cazorla there are places with prehistoric paintings such as Cuevas de Pardis near the Segura River, where there are also remains of Iberian settlements from 2000BC.

Caldera de Taburiente, the Canary Islands

This rocky national park on the island of La Palma with a curious crater shape is located in the northern part of the island. The highest point is Roque de los Muchachos at an altitude of 2426 meters, to which there is a road, and the local observatory is quite close to the top. The rocks in the area are over 1000 meters, and great beautiful trails and the small number of visitors, especially during the winter months, make it an attractive destination. One of the interesting destinations is the Marcos and Cordero trail, due to a series of tunnels through the mountains, and along the Ruta de los Volcanes trail you can find out the volcanic history of the island.

As for human history - this place on the island was the last refuge of the local Guanches from the Spaniards who attacked them in the 15th century. The difficult terrain and the many hiding places in it made it difficult for the Iberians, and they managed to defeat the Guanches with meanness, capturing their leader.

The Bialowieza Forest, Poland and Belarus

The huge ancient forest on the border between the two countries is a protected area in both countries. The park is located 70 km north of Brest in Belarus and 62 km southeast of Bialystok in Poland.

On the Polish side, the reserve covers 105 square kilometers and houses the Bialowieza Meadow with a complex that once belonged to the Russian tsars. Today there is a hotel, restaurant and parking, and you can walk around the area on foot, by bike or on horseback. Since the border between the two countries is practically in the forest, there are no problems to cross it. The Polish part is an ideal place for observing European bison(about 800), rare birds and majestic oak trees and the place is visited by an average of 120-150 thousand people a year. The Belarusian part is less visited due to the isolation of the country.

During the First World War, Bialowieza was severely affected by the German occupation forces, who began mass hunting and logging, laid railway tracks and opened sawmills. During World War II, local Poles were deported by the Russians, who were later deported by the Germans. Nazi leader Hermann Goring intended to turn the forest into a hunting ground, but during the war it was filled with Russian and Polish guerrillas and German troops carried out numerous executions. Because of this, graves can still be seen there to this day.

Where to go?

Drak Caves, Majorca, Balearic Islands

One glance at the Drak Caves is enough to imagine a sleeping dragon guarding the treasure chests as it lights a torch and in its dim light you can watch the drops roll down the stalactites into the mysterious lake in the cave. This magical corner is located next to Manacor and its 4 caves descend to a depth of 25 meters below ground level. Inside the cave there is a large underground lake, next to which you can hear the captivating sounds of classical music. A more beautiful place in Spain is hard to imagine.

Lake Słupca

Lake Słupca is a synthetic reservoir in central western Poland, in the province of Wielkopolska. It was established in 1955 as an entertainment center on former land. In the past, the lake was a center for motor boats and a major tourist attraction. Canoeing, surfing, swimming and sailing are among the sports you can practice. Underwater sports such as diving or snorkeling have never been well developed due to the depth of the lake, which is almost 2.5 to 3 meters, not counting the muddy water. It is said that the waters of Lake Słupca have a therapeutic effect. For this reason, every year the whole of Poland visited the city to make the most of its reputation.

When is the best time to visit Europe weather-wise?

Well… when is the best time to have a piece of chocolate or a leisurely nap? The answer is obvious. Always! The continent of Europe is a rather large place so it spans many different longitudes and weather zones.

Anytime is the best time to visit Europe. It all depends on where you’re going. As a general rule of thumb, summer in Europe equals perfect weather. But it also means lots of crowds(meaning long lines) and an exodus of locals. In terms of budget, it has high accommodation prices. Winter means freezing temperatures and short days. Your budget will be lower here, as you have affordable rates on just about everything. The downside? Lots of closed attractions. Spring and autumn are probably the best times to travel. Shoulder season has fewer crowds and better prices. The weather isn’t too hot or cold. Just right for a holiday of exploring!