Chaseride across the valleys of JURA

 During the trip we are going to visit the Cave of Łokietek, where we will taste a traditional hot wine. Then we will walk towards the Gate of Cracow from where the chaises are going to take us to the Prądnik Valley. To complete the trip we’ll take a part in typical Polish fire.

The Cave of Łokietek (previously called Royal Cave) - is a karst cave 320 meters long. There’s a legend connected with the cave which refers to the king Władysław Łokietek who hid in it when he had escaped from Cracow and an army of Wacław II followed him. He was saved by a spider which covered the entrance with the cobweb and caused that the army missed the cave. In the memory of that event the cave was named this way just like each of its chambers, and there is also a gate shaped like a cobweb at the entrance. To get to the entry you have to cover the distance of 20 meters through a rock split (it is a remain of a corridor). The main corridor leads to a Knight Hall (25x10 meters) where two other corridors have their start: a first one leading to the Bedroom (artificially created) and the other one leading to the Kitchen, which is a chamber situated near a ground level (there are tree roots hanging from the ceiling). The Bedroom is the biggest chamber (20x30 meters).

Departure from Cracow: 2:00 p.m.

A fire: 7:00 p.m.

Return to Cracow: about 10:00 p.m.

Price: 300 PLN

Additional information: the price includes a cost of the journey, insurance and a guide.

Bringing customers from and back to the hotel. (Refers to the hotels in Cracow)

Cost of participation in the fire not included.