During day two, we reach the town of Kolárovo (Gúta) (which is deservedly famous for its watermill) along the longest river in Slovakia, the Váh (Vág), and then we reach Topoľníky (Nyárasd) along the bends of the Little Danube, in the embrace of the nature of the Rye Island. Here, after a short rest, we reach the town of Dunajská Streda on a bicycle path connecting the villages of the region, which touches the charming villages of Trhová Hradská (Vásárút), Ohrady (Csallóközkürt), Veľké Dvorníky (Nagyudvarnok) and Malé Dvorníky (Kisudvarnok). As a spa town, Dunajská Streda offers a great opportunity to relax after a tiring trip, and a multitude of hotel accommodation and restaurants wait for the visitors.

The third and last day of the trip starts from Dunajská Streda, and some sections can be covered on bicycle paths, and some parts on low-traffic roads, which require precaution and appropriate “equipment”. The second section takes the cyclists to their destination through several towns and villages, but we have made the third day even more difficult when compiling the tour. Leaving the already known village of Veľké Dvorníky, we head towards Blažov (Balázsfa), then Povoda (Pódafa), Vrakúň (Várkony), Kostolné Kračany (Egyházkarcsa), Kynceľove Kračany (Göncölkarcsa), Jurová (Dercsika), Trstené (Nádasd) - where we enter the Euro Velo 6 cycle route - and Kyselica (Keszölcés), where we cross the Danube River using the local ferry to arrive at the village of Vojka nad Dunajom (Vajka). From Vojka nad Dunajom we cycle along the Danube, through Dobrohošť (Doborgaz) to Čunovo, and then at Rajka we cross the Hungarian-Slovak border and arrive at Mosonmagyaróvár via Bezenye, thus finishing the round trip.