Observation of the brown bear and other forest animals takes place on an observatory, which can accommodate a maximum of 9 people (including the guide).
In the afternoon, the guide will pick you up in front of your accommodation, or at the agreed location, and then take you further with an all-terrain vehicle so that you can see the vast forests. You will then leave your vehicle near the observatory and walk to it. At the observatory, you will wait and observe in silence for about 2 to 3 hours, when you and your guide will go back to the car and towards your accommodation, or to the desired exit point.
Recommended equipment: warm, non-fussy clothing.
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