Bialka Tatrzanska - basic information:
updated July 2026 / #writtenbyHuman
TRAVELLER INFORMATION
How to get to Bialka Tatrzanska? The most convenient way to get to Bialka Tatrzanska is by bus from Krakow (Flixbus Krakow - Bialka Tatrzanska or Szwagropol Krakow - Bukowina Tatrzańska). You can also order direct transport from the airport (check the options here ) or rent a car at the airport (check here ). I recommend renting a car outside the winter season, because in winter in Bialka Tatrzańska there is often terrible traffic and parking problems.
Getting around Bialka Tatrzanska - most of the attractions are located in the centre of the village within easy access on foot. In the winter season, usually from January 1 to mid-March, there is a free ski bus in Bialka Tatrzanska offering over 20 stops between the three main ski slopes - Bialka Grapa, Kotelnica and Kaniowka. Bialka Tatrzańska also has very good bus and minibus connections with Zakopane and Nowy Targ.
ACCOMMODATION IN BIALKA
Bialka Tatrzanska is a highland village picturesquely situated on the Bialka River. The central part of Bialka Tatrzanska stretches for 3 km along Srodkowa (Middle) Street. This is where most accommodations are located. There are numerous guest rooms, guesthouses serving home-cooked meals, apartments, cottages, and hotels to choose from. Booking.com offers over 400 accommodations to choose from see all offers .
For tourists planning a ski stay in Bialka Tatrzańska, I recommend the four-star Bania Thermal and Ski hotel (in the photo), located right next to the slopes and the Bania Thermal Baths, and offering plenty of attractions check prices and availability here
SUMMER IN BIALKA
Within 20 km from Bilłka Tatrzańska there are three National Parks - Tatra, Gorczański and Pieniny, offering many opportunities for wonderful hiking trips. There are also a lot of mountain bike (and horse riding) trails in the Gorce Park. The Pieniny National Park can be visited by raft, pontoon or kayak.
In Bialka Tatrzańska, on the top of Kotelnica Hill (one can get there, with bike, by chairlift number I, open all summer long), two mountain bike trails begin - one leads through Bukowina to Slovakia, the other towards the Gorce Mountains. On the route next to the chairlift there is an attraction for the bravest cyclists - a downhill route.
WINTER IN BIALKA
A description of the ski slopes in Białka Tatrzańska can be found here