Travel agency "Hutsul Carpathians"

We returned from Yaremche only yesterday, and we already want to go back. Received a sea of ​​positive emotions and a huge charge of energy. A great merit in this belongs to the travel agency Hutsul Carpathians and, in particular, the guide, Igor Konstantinovich. Thank you for the professional support on Hoverla and Hamster! Until We Meet Again!

We booked a tour "Carpathian waterfalls and springs". The booklet says that this includes the Yablunytsky Pass, but no one stopped there, although it would be possible to take a photo near a wooden trident. And in the village of Kvasy there is a spring with excellent mineral water, but we were told that there is a large queue of people and we did not go there either. Why indicate places where they are not taken ?! Bukovel was given 1.5 hours, it is enough just to ride the lift, and you do not have time to the lake "Molodosti". Despite the fact that the price of the tour is 250 hryvnias, it will cost you about 500 hryvnias per person, with lunch.

We have never met a worse service in our life. The trip began with the fact that we got into a terrible minibus, where it was hot and there was absolutely no opportunity to somehow more or less comfortably place our legs. The trip did not begin for a long time, as the guide in every possible way imposed a general lunch in a particular restaurant. People were against it and even jokingly started calling themselves "Hutsul hostages". Despite the protests, they still brought them to this restaurant (Olga) and many were forced to order lunch there. The guide said that there are good prices, but in fact the prices there are 2 times more than in Yaremche. And the most persistent - half the bus, had to wait at first half an hour until someone looked at the menu, and then the same amount until they ate. Although the restaurant was not at all on the way, people were returning to it for lunch. The guide did not stop, did not show and did not tell anything about the Yablunetsky Pass. Also, we did not stop at the brewery, although all this was indicated in the itinerary. The guide adjusted all the sights, so there was no opportunity to fully enjoy the beauty of nature. We were sitting in the back, it was very hard to hear what the guide was talking about. In the minibus I got a heat stroke and spent the whole next day in bed with a high temperature. Two of our company were severely seasick. The minibus was practically not ventilated, there were two small hatches, but they were of no use at all. As one of our group members said, "a hell of a ride." We regretted very much that we did not drive our car.