Common Questions About Your Outdoor Retreat

Absolutely—our programs are designed for varying fitness levels. The riverside picnic areas near Český Krumlov have flat, easy-access routes, and our forest walks in Podyjí include gentle 2-3 km options alongside more challenging trails. We're here to help you enjoy nature at your own pace.

Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) are peak seasons when migratory birds pass through the wetlands. You'll spot warblers, cranes, and rare species during these months. Summer's quieter but still rewarding, while winter attracts eagles and other raptors.

Comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are essential. We recommend bringing a small backpack with water, sunscreen, and a light snack. Binoculars are helpful for birdwatching at Třeboň, but not required—we provide guidance on what to bring for each location.

Karlovy Vary sits about 120 km northwest of Český Krumlov. It's an ideal complement to your retreat—you can enjoy the thermal parks there (famous for natural hot springs at 42–72°C) while exploring the town's elegant spas and gardens. Many visitors combine it with other locations for a week-long journey.

Yes. Our guides specialize in regional ecology, local history, and senior-friendly outdoor education. They share knowledge about forest ecosystems, architectural heritage of Český Krumlov, and bird species at Třeboň—making every outing both relaxing and genuinely educational.

We monitor forecasts closely and adjust plans accordingly. Light rain won't cancel most activities, but we'll reschedule or offer indoor alternatives (like visiting local museums or thermal facilities) if conditions become unsafe. Your comfort and safety always come first.