31.01.2023
Weekend House in Ponikva Now Available for Reservations
Weekend House in Ponikva Now Available for Reservations
The snow cover at Ponikva will last for a long time, thanks to the new snowstorm expected starting Thursday. February and March are the months when you can definitely enjoy the snow in higher altitudes, such as Ponikva.
For us, Ponikva is the perfect destination for a peaceful and relaxing vacation. It’s an ideal place for you and your children, especially for beginners in skiing.
The villa is ideal for a group of 8 people. It is located near the ski slope, and you can also enjoy the trails available at Ponikva for some snow fun.
For more information about the weekend house, photos, and contact for reservations, you can find it with a single click HERE.
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