Túnel de Cacheuta - Potrerillos

The Tatra Mountains, located within the border regions of Poland and Slovakia, are an area of remarkable natural beauty and grandeur. Of the grand mountain ranges of Europe, the Tatra Mountains are the closest mountain range to the sea and are often called the "Roof of Poland and Slovakia". Rising more than 8,200 feet (2,500m) with their highest peak, the Rysy, the Tatra Mountains are a spectacular backdrop for one's European vacation.

The area contains some of the most picturesque scenery in all of Europe, complete with historical monuments and structures that provide a glimpse at the region's cultural heritage. Within the mountains, you will find crystal clear mountain lakes and wetlands, rolling meadows of wildflowers, and lush green forests, making it ideal for visitors who like to get off the beaten path. The Tatra Mountains offer a range of activities for adventurers of all kinds. Hiking and trekking, horseback riding and skiing are all popular pastimes, as are swimming in the crystal clear mountain lakes and fishing. Various wildlife and native fauna inhabit the area and it's possible to take part in wildlife safaris and cave exploring. The area is full of attractions and activities, including snowshoeing, tobogganing, sailing, ice climbing and even mountain climbing. There are also plenty of restaurants, cafes and hotels that line the main roads, offering delicious local fare.