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New wildlife tours for Slovakian tourists
Mountain Paradise has launched a new wildlife tour of the Tatra Mountains for British visitors to Slovakia.
Tourists will be led by expert guides on visits to the previously inaccessible areas of the Western and Belianske Tatra National Park.
The firm is offering holidaymakers a £200 introductory discount off a week''s stay and £100 off a short break if they book their trip before June 30th.
In a statement the company said: "[The tours] offer the chance to see a selection of Slovakia''s abundant and diverse wildlife, including: brown bears, wolves, roe and red deer, the elusive lynx and the endangered Tatra chamois."
The holiday offer includes accommodation at private rangers'' cottages, transport to wildlife locations, airport transfers and return flights from London, Luton or Manchester.
Packages for the Slovakian trip start at £995 for a seven-night holiday or £699 for three nights.
Mountain Paradise is also offering two photography holidays in the Tatra Mountains with award-winning photographers Chris Coe and Chris Weston. 
