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What type of guests do you have?
Our visitors are international, last year reaching us from as far as New Zealand, Iceland and Brazil all seeking solace in nature in their own way.
- Walkers, Hikers and Ramblers – Being located directly on the Koppany Valley Walking Trails we have miles of footpaths to explore right from the campsite.
- Artists, Writers – Peace, inspirational landscape and as much solitude as you wish for.
- Nature Lovers – Triangulated by woodland, the Koppany River and rolling hills, we are in an area that has been left underdeveloped for wildlife, flora and fauna to create a unique habitat just bursting to be explored.
- Hobbiest – Butterflies, Birds and Insects, a whole array of species to seek-out and spot.
- Astronomers – We are in a dark skies area and with a clear sky the milky way is visable every night throughout the summer to spend an amazing night star gazing.
- Go Wilders – Foraging, outdoor cooking, bushcraft, natures larder – we love it all! See Go Wild!! Escapes
- Nature Reconnection & Wellbeing in Nature – Recharge, Rebalance, Reconnect as a certified nature guide this is high on our agenda. See Go Wild!! Escapes
- Off-Roaders (Motorcycles, bikes, quads) – Miles of terrain to explore with the TET within a short distance.
- Homesteaders (or wanna bes) – Come and share the love of this way of life.
Is there a supermarket within walking distance?
No – there are small local shops and supermarkets, but the nearest supermarket is a 20 minute drive so please shop before you arrive.
Is there a place to eat on site?
Thursday to Monday – Breakfast is available 8am to 11am
Friday – Sunday – We run village guest table evenings 6pm
Monday – Afternoon tea 3pm to 5pm
Outside this we have a self-serve area in our tea house with cakes teas and coffees.
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Flights from UK to Hungary
Public Transport from Budapest Airport
If you arrive at Liszt Ferenc International Airport, you can choose from several options to get into the city centre.
Public Transport
Unfortunately, the airport is not yet connected by rail to the centre of Budapest, but there are two regular bus lines that connect the airport to the city. You will find the bus stop of line 100E between Terminal 2A and 2B, the frequency time of the buses is 20 to 30 minutes, they arrive at Deák Ferenc tér within 35 to 45 minutes, depending on the traffic, after two intermediate stops (Kálvin tér, Astoria), which is the transport node of Budapest, the meeting point of the different metro lines. The first bus line leaves the terminal at 5 a.m. and the last one thirty minutes after midnight, in alignment with the flight arrivals. The price of the bus ticket which is valid only for this line is HUF 900, which can be purchased from the ticketing machine in the bus stop (cash or card).
Bus line 200E circulates between the airport and Kőbánya-Kispest railway station, from where you can get to the city centre by metro line three, the blue line. The ticket price is HUF 350. There are 25 to 30 minutes between the buses. The daily or weekly ticket is also valid for them. Those can also be purchased from the ticketing machine in the bus stop. The first bus leaves the airport at 04:09 a.m., and the last one departs 21 minutes after midnight. (The metro runs until 11 p.m., after that you can get to the centre by night buses.)
Between 1 and 4 a.m. at night look for bus 900 at the airport. You can purchase a ticket for HUF 530 for the night bus from the same ticketing machines and it takes you to the city centre, to Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út in an hour.
The passengers who are over 65 years of age and arrive from any member state of Europe, as well as Island, Liechenstein, Norway or Switzerland can use the public transportation buses free of charge.
Airport minibus
There are several shuttle service options available at the airport, and miniBUD is the official airport shuttle service. You can buy tickets for the shuttle service at the kiosk located at the baggage claim area, and your shuttle bus will transport you to your accommodation in Budapest. It’s recommended that you shouldn’t be the last one to board the bus, because on a first-come-first-served basis it may take smaller detours in the city before you arrive at your destination. You can also book a private, premium or VIP transfer for a higher price. HTTPS://WWW.MINIBUD.HU/BOOKING
The one-way minibus tariff is HUF 4,900, but you can purchase a return ticket which saves you ten percent. If you have already purchased your Budapest Card, depending on the type of the card, you will get a discount on your transfer or your return journey can be even free of charge. You can buy the card online, so you can refer to it on arrival: https://www.budapestinfo.hu/budapest-card
You can pay for the minibus shuttle by bank card if you don’t have Hungarian forint on you. (We do not recommend exchanging cash at the airport, because the exchange rates are less favourable.)
Taxi Services
Only official taxi service contractors of the airport can provide services at the airport; when exiting the terminal you have to check in at the taxi kiosk, where you will provide the address where you want to go and you will be given a number and the estimated price of your ride. During peak hours the cars arrive frequently, you only have to check their number. Your journey to the centre of Budapest will cost around HUF 9,000. You will pay in the taxi, either by card or in cash. Avoid the taxi drivers offering rides within the terminal if you don’t want to get into a dispute about prices: they are not official service providers.
(Taken from Hungarian Tourist Board – WoW)