Kiskunság National Park Full Day

We are very proud of our national park and we hope you will enjoy in with a guided tour.

If there is a minimum of 2 people and maximum of 8, we can organize a trip at any time of the year.

The Program:

Boat tour enjoy the peaceful swinging of the boat

During this program, we will take a two-hour boat tour to explore the natural values of Lake Kolon. Open water offers attractions throughout the year. In spring, birds returning from migration can be observed. In summer, there is a loud scenery from a frog concert and the birds singing here. In the fall, huge group of swallows and starlings gather to cover the sky.

Walking in the neighbourhood where the dunes meet the water

The area between the Danube and Tisza rivers are predominantly covered by sand dunes. The perennial feather grass-covered (Stipa spp.) dunes are rare, native and valuable. The Bikatorok Dune (117m) rises immediately from the edge of the Lake Kolon lakebed, where meets the sand with the water habitat. 3048 hectares of the Lake Kolon are protected, of which almost 1500 hectares are reed-beds. The area is rich in protected birds, and plants.

Csonka-torony the ruined church

Nearby to Soltszentimre there is the Tower Csonka, which is a church ruin, what was built in the Arpad era, but the accurate building year is unknown. The substructure of the church was built in the 11th century, in Romanesque style, with crenel shaped windows. There are no signs of counter fort or wall dispersion. The church is situated in the east-west direction, it has one boat, and the gate once was looking to south.

Lookout in the ‘puszta’ where live the Great Bustards

One of the most spectacular, nearly treeless area in the Danube-Tisza Interfluves region with rich bird life. Here you have got an opportunity to see the emblematic species of the Hungarian steppes, the Great Bustard. Next to the lookout tower you gain an insight into the nesting of a Red-footed Falcon colony.

Böddi-szék get to know this special alkaline lake

This huge soda pan, which you can learn more about, used to be the second largest in the entire Carpathian Basin, but some parts of the Böddi-szék were converted into a fishpond in the early 1990’s. This 700-hectare territory is one of the most important area for the shorebirds in the region, with 145 registered and 52 nesting species.