Slovakia is a landlocked Central European country and its water experiences are river and lake-based, with the Danube forming the country's southern border with Hungary. Bratislava Danube evening cruises — departing from the Slovak National Theatre embankment and heading west past the SNP bridge and the Devín Castle on its cliff above the river confluence — are the capital's main water offering. Slovak Paradise National Park Hornád River gorge walking and swimming route through limestone canyons (wading between fixed chain ladders in the narrowest passages), Liptovská Mara reservoir sailing in the Liptov region, and Váh River white-water rafting at the Vlkolínec canyon add the adventure freshwater options. High Tatras lake hiking and Štrbské Pleso rowing boat excursions, Orava Reservoir boat tours surrounded by castle-topped forested hills, and Pieštany spa resort thermal pool boat gardens complete the Slovak freshwater geography.