(Almost) stable weather
The weather in the mountains is not fickle from time to time. It is fickle all the time. But in autumn it is somehow more predictable. Comparing this year’s July with its rain and clouds, September looks like a bride-to-be. Temperature is much milder, around 20 degrees Celsius. Of course, there also are some rainy and cloudy days, but they do not stay for ages, just come and go. So there are heavy chances you get at least good few days of good weather during your stay. As always, we remind you to read Tatra National Park’s notices and check weather every time you plan to go up the mountains.
Crowds? Where?
Our magnetic Tatras attract hiking and mountain landscape enthusiasts throughout the year and in almost any weather conditions. Though any month can’t beat August in terms of the amount of tourists visiting Tatras. That is another advantage of autumn as a period to travel here. Especially if you look for solitude, calm and respite in the mountains. It’s also good to choose less popular hiking trails that are often more picturesque than the ‘top choices’.
Sanus per aquam
Bathing in Białka’s Terma Bania is literally bathing in mineral water. Its high temperature is given by the energy of the Earth. Our thermal waters contain lots of beneficial microelements, such as sulfides, silica, potassium, calcium and iron. Higher temperaturę and slightly acidic pH facilitates absorbing those substances. Visiting Terma Bania has a wide range of benefitial effects on our health, such as:
- reducing stress level
- facilitating relaxation
- retaining mental and phisical balance
- regulating blood pressure
- improving metabolism
- eliminating headaches and insomnia
- speeding up recovery
- soothing skin infections and problems
