Tour Overview
This trip offers a superb balance between history, scenery, culture and wildlife to give a complete picture of Poland today, as well as insights into its glorious past. In two weeks we enjoy five UNESCO World Heritage sites including the wonderful cities of Warsaw, Torun and Krakow. We take a trip to the beautiful Baltic coast; as well as exploring Poland's unique wilderness areas, lovely countryside and spectacular mountains. Whilst we cover a lot of ground, we spend two nights in most places, giving plenty of time for exploration and relaxation.
Day by Day Itinerary
Day 1Start Warsaw; short orientation tour.
Day 2
To Torun, the birthplace of Copernicus; free afternoon to explore.
Day 3
North to Malbork Castle, the largest mediaeval castle in Europe; continue to Gdansk.
Day 4
Free day to explore Gdansk, or optional trip to Baltic coast (either the Slowinski N.P. or the Hel Peninsula).
Day 5
East towards the Polish Lake District, via the fantastic castle at Frombork.
Day 6
Full day to explore the stunning Mazurian Lakes, either by bike, foot, canoe or boat (all optional).
Day 7
Travel to Biebrza N.P., Europe's largest wetland area and important sanctuary for wildlife. Continue on to Bialowieski N.P.
Day 8
Early morning visit to the largest area of primeval forest in Europe, where European bison roam free.
Day 9
Drive to Kazimierz; afternoon free to enjoy charming riverside town.
Day 10
Travel south to the Pieniny Range of the Tatra Mountains.
Day 11
Free day to enjoy these lovely mountains; optional day walks available.
Day 12
A full day excursion in the Pieniny Mountains, including travelling down the spectacular Dunajec Gorge by wooden raft; to Krakow.
Day 13
Full day tour of Krakow including old city, Mariacki Church, the huge central market square and the stunning Wawel Castle.
Day 14
Free day with optional visits to Auschwitz, Wieliczka Salt Mine or Ojcowski N.P.
Day 15
End Krakow.
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