Lake Czorsztyńskie, an artificial reservoir on the Dunajec River, is a true gem of the region due to its picturesque location, a popular trip destination and a paradise for anglers and water sports enthusiasts. Nearby attractions include the ruins of Czorsztyn Castle and Niedzica Castle.
After a day spent on mountain trails or ski slopes, treat yourself to warming relaxation in thermal pools. Nearby facilities offer excellent conditions for rest and exciting attractions. Our complex partners with Gorący Potok and Terma Bania – admission tickets are available at our reception.
We collaborate with the Czorsztyn-Ski resort, allowing our guests to buy skipasses at the reception with a 5% discount. Czorsztyn-Ski is just 3 km from our property. It offers: 8 ski lifts, 9 ski runs, winter equipment service and rental, plus ski and snowboard schools.
One of the area's most popular attractions is available during rafting season (April 1–October 31). Ideal for families with children and anyone wanting to learn more about the region. The 15-km route runs from Sromowce Wyżne to Szczawnica. The rafting trip takes about 2 hours.
Lubań is the highest peak in the southeastern Gorce Mountains, with two summits at 1211 m and 1225 m. The lower peak is forested; the higher features a clearing with a shelter and viewing tower. A student tent base operates here during summer holidays.
Biking routes around Lake Czorsztyn offer a choice for those who appreciate natural beauty but prefer paved roads. The bike path starts just 100 m from Czorsztyn Prestige. Guests can use mountain bikes free of charge on-site. Additional bikes can be rented and delivered to the apartment.
Niedzica Castle was built by Hungarians in response to the Polish fortress Wronin (now the ruins of Czorsztyn Castle). Today, it is one of the biggest tourist attractions in the Polish Carpathians, featuring the Salamon chambers, castle dungeons, and an exhibition on the fortress's history.
Kotelnica Białczańska, the largest ski resort in Podhale, offers 14 km of slopes with varying difficulty. It belongs to Tatra Super Ski. On site: equipment rental, service, ski schools, and restaurants. Our guests get a 5% discount on full-day lift passes.
Lake Czorsztyn is a true paradise for water sports enthusiasts: kayaking, pedal boating, SUP, sailing and windsurfing. A solar-powered catamaran is also moored at VITO marina, just 800 m from our resort.
Velo Dunajec, 237 km long, is the most beautiful cycling route in Małopolska, running from Zakopane to Wietrzychowice. It connects with Velo Czorsztyn, located 100 m from our complex. Mountain bikes are available free of charge for apartment guests. Additional bikes can also be rented.
To reach the most famous peak of the Pieniny Mountains, 982 m above sea level, start from the PTTK Trzy Korony Shelter at the massif's base. The 2.9 km route takes about 1.5 hours. It's a 25-minute drive from Czorsztyn Prestige.
Cruises on the "White Lady" or "Harnasia" on Lake Czorsztyn offer not only stunning water-level views but also a chance to hear fascinating stories about local history and culture, as well as learn about regional legends, including the one about the White Lady, after which one of the ships is named.
The most popular cross-country ski trail is near the Trzy Korony Shelter, leading to the Red Monastery, from where you can return to the shelter or continue to Leśnica, then to Szczawnica. More experienced cross-country skiers can start from the Red Monastery to Cerla Pass, Targov Pass, then to Leśnica and back to the Red Monastery, and from there to the Trzy Korony Shelter.
Ride Bike Park Kluszkowce is an attraction for adrenaline seekers and active leisure lovers. The resort offers 4 gravity bike trails suited for different skill levels. Every year, the Joy Ride Festival, Poland's largest three-day extreme cycling event, takes place here.
Homole Gorge is one of the Pieniny Mountains’ top attractions—a scenic trail along the rushing Kamionka Stream. Over about one kilometre, rocky walls form an impressive canyon that never fails to delight visitors. Start at the car park in Jaworki; the hike takes around 35 minutes.