You’ll travel from Prague with a local guide who knows every story behind Bohemian Switzerland’s sandstone arches and river canyons. Expect forest walks, a peaceful boat ride through Kamenice Gorge, hearty Czech lunch, and time wandering Bastei Bridge’s dramatic viewpoints. It’s not just about photos — you’ll feel those quiet moments long after you’re home.
Your day includes hotel pickup and drop-off in Prague with a friendly local guide leading every step. You’ll travel by modern minivan or bus (depending on your group size), enjoy snacks and water throughout the journey, have all entry fees covered for Pravcicka Gate and Kamenice Gorge boat cruise, plus a hearty Czech lunch with drinks before heading back in comfort at sunset.
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