Poland · NATIONAL PARKS
Good national parks tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 9 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Ojców National Park, Pieskowa Skała, and Ogrodzieniec Castle on an easy Krakow day trip with hotel pickup and an English-speaking guide.
“great tour. Guide was very knowledgeable. English was perfect. we would repeat this next time we visit”
Explore Ojcow National Park from Krakow, with Grota Lokietka, forest walks, castle ruins, Pieskowa Skala, and Hercules’ Club.
“Absolutely fantastic trip! We were lucky enough to have Matthew as our guide and he made the trip even better. The range of activities, from walking through the National Park, the trout farm and visiting the castles, Matthew had endless knowledge and kept us well informed and entertained. Can’t recommend enough!”
Explore Ojców National Park, Pieskowa Skala, and Ogrodzieniec Castle on an 8-hour Krakow day trip with a private driver.
“Tomasz was a wonderful driver! Very kind and friendly. He was flexible and patient and took us to a lovely place for lunch. The itinerary was phenomenal and we thoroughly enjoyed this tour.”
Spend 15 hours from Warsaw exploring Bialowieza Forest, seeing European bison, enjoying lunch, and traveling with a small English-speaking group.
“We had a great trip (couple 30s). Pawel was our driver and Joanna our guide in the forest. We were picked up from hotel on time. Just the 2 of us (very off peak in mid November). Walk through the national park was great, we saw plenty of birds and a wild Bison at the end. Joanna was lovely and we learned lots about the local plants/animals. Great lunch, lots of vegetarian options. Definitely wrap up warm, we had a little bit of snow.”
Spend 12 hours from Warsaw exploring Bialowieza Forest, walking among ancient trees, and seeing European bison with local guides.
“Excelent driver. Very nice. I highly recomended. A perfect day at Bialowieza”
Explore Ojców National Park, Pieskowa Skała Castle, limestone cliffs, and the Chapel on the Water on a six-hour trip from Krakow.
“The lovely Ojców National Park is located less than 30 km from Krakow and is absolutely worth a visit! The driver Maciek was very nice and helpful. Besides information about the National Park, I got a lot of interesting information about Krakow and everyday life in Poland. Pieskowa Skala Castle was on a hill and getting there demanded climbing up a few steps, but otherwise the the trip was very easy – no challencing paths in the woods. While walking in the village of Ojców you could see the amazing rock formations, such as Crakovian Gate, and enjoy the beauty of the National Park around. We had a photo stop…”
Explore Ojców National Park from Krakow with castle ruins, King Łokietek’s Cave, Hercules Club, scenic trails, and hotel pickup.
“This was an amazing tour. We were picked up at our apartment and driven to the Parc. One of us had a walking handicap and the tour guide accommodated is the best he could, which was kind of him. We first entered the park and first took a tour of the King Łokietek’s Cave. We then visited an old medival castle ruins. We took a break for lunch in the valley where we visited the trout farm and had the most amazing lunch of pierogies and pizza. We had a wonderful local blonde beer to help quench our thirst! After lunch we took a brief tour of the natural museum…”
Spend 15 hours from Warsaw exploring Białowieża Forest, its protected primeval woodland, bison reserve, tsarist sites, and Polish cuisine.
“We had a superb English-speaking driver Cyryl, who also shared his knowledge of local history and personal experiences of recent events.”
Explore Slowinski National Park from Gdansk with a private guide, shifting dunes, coastal lakes, hotel pickup, park fees, and Melex transport.
“It was a very pleasant experience, in summer the weather is the best, note the water is a little cold but it is something different for the experience, The city is very beautiful and full of history, a little sad because of the events that occurred there, but at the same time seeing how it has been able to move forward is a source of wonder.”
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