Nature & National Parks of Poland

The Museum of Solidarity

Next to the entrance of the Gdansk Shipyard, where the movement that overthrew Polish communism was born, you'll find the impressive new European Solidarity Center. This museum is devoted to the Solidarity movement led by Lech Walesa and features film screenings, sound recordings, and interactive exhibits.

Slowinski National Park Private Tour

You didn't expect to find Sahara like desert in Poland? Then you are in for a big surprise while visiting Slowinski National Park - beautiful blend of different habitats. You will encounter majestic forest, wild beaches of white sand, and scenic lakes. Moreover, areas of the Slowinski National Park were used by the Germans during the WWII as a large rocket experimental polygon and a place to train the Africa Corps.

Exquisite Dining in the Old Town

The Town Amidst Nature

Soak up the lakeside vibe while strolling through the Market Square and around the adjacent streets. Walk through the wide footbridge which is a symbol of the city, and provides a great view of the port and yachts. It's a perfect spot to hang around both during the day and after dark when the bridge is beautifully lit. There are lots of restaurants in the area and the space around the lake is aesthetically arranged.

Private Motorboat Cruise on a Great Masurian Lake Trail

Magical Mikolajki attracts crowds of tourists every summer. It's a great starting point for the voyages on the nearby lakes, and for the exploration of the scenic area. This gripping cruise presents a great opportunity to enjoy a motorboat sail, while admiring the picturesque Masuria region from a unique point of view.

Not Your Typical Walk in the Park

Visit Biebrza, the largest Polish National Park and marvel at its amazing open, high moor topography, the uncommonly rich wildlife and plant cover. It's a great place for birdwatching, but it's also not uncommon to spot other animals like, elks, foxes, beavers, even wolfs. You will find all sorts of ways for moving around, from cycling, hiking to kayaking as well.

Park Yourself in this Picturesque Park

The enchanting Palace Park, located right in the middle of the village, boasts Bialowieza's oldest building, a wooden manor house erected in 1845 for the Governor of Grodno (now serving as the BNP Nature Education Centre). The embankment separating the two Park lakes in turn features a sandstone obelisk (Bialowieza's oldest monument), recalling a hunting expedition mounted here in 1752 by Polish King (and Elector of Saxony) Augustus III. The terrain of the Palace Park provides a great spot for a recreational wander, and an ideal induction to the bewitching treasures of the region.

Bialowieza: a Touch of the Wild

Bialowieza in a Nutshell

Bialowieza's Nature and Forest Museum is recommended especially to those who, before coming to Bialowieza, had no opportunity to learn about the history of this fascinating region. The museum offers a summary of the park of course, with the help of an audio guide, as well as a gallery and observation tower, which is especially helpful considering how flat the surrounding area is.

Views and Foods

If you've just arrived, we suggest visiting the Krakowskie Przedmiescie, a famed street that forms the northern end of the Royal Way. Here, you can climb to the top of the St. Anna's Church Bell Tower, which provides an amazing view of the Royal Castle and the Old Town. After this not insignificant exercise (there are 150 steps to climb), treat yourself to a nice dinner at the nearby U Fukiera restaurant. Through delicious Polish cuisine, you'll start immersing yourself in the local culture. Smacznego!

Green Warsaw Bike Private Tour

Explore the Warsaw in a fun, active way! You can disregard walking and forget about the inconvenient traffic altogether. Feel the wind in your hair and cover twice as much ground as on a walking tour. Discovering Warsaw on bike is suitable for all people, regardless of their physical ability.

Kazimierz Dolny and Canyon Private Walking Tour

Kazimierz Dolny is an amazingly scenic town located on the eastern bank of the Vistula river. It’s been a well-known artists’ colony since the early 20th century. Many artists run their art galleries and workshops here, while others come to town to paint outdoors. It also abounds with historical buildings and sites. On this private tour, your guide will be more than happy to show you what exactly this amazing place have in store for you.

Hike and Bike the Gorgeous Gorges

The network of gorges surrounding Kazimierz Dolny grants easy access to places throughout the entire town. Few places offer so many natural oases amid built-up urban areas, including next to the often crowded market square. Strolls through the gorges are a great idea for those looking to stay active or enjoy a bit of nature without having to travel far. The fresh air, marvelous sights and unique atmosphere of this place make a hike through the gorges a remarkable experience. Many of these same trails, and others further out, are great for biking, and renting a bike is quite easy.

Vistula Views

Tyniec Abbey Private Biking Tour

Join the professional guide on a unique journey with wonderful views along the way – a trip to Tyniec! The route runs along the scenic Vistula river, and the distance is around 12.5 km one way. The tour includes visiting the Benedictine abbey and a coffee/tea break at the monastery where you'll also have time to explore the grounds and shop for souvenirs made by the monks.

Get Out and Up: Hike to Kosciuszki Hill or the Krakus Mound

A hike to Kopiec Kosciuszki, a memorial mound to Polish leader (and American Revolutionary War hero) Tadeusz Kościuszko erected above the city, offers scenic views and gorgeous hiking paths through the forest. Take a picnic lunch and make an afternoon of it. Alternatively, you can visit the Krakus Mound, a burial mound thought to be the grave of the legendary founder of Krakow, King Krakus. South of the city center, this tumulus offers good views of Krakow. On the opposite side is an abandoned quarry, used to shoot scenes in Schindler's List. A strange site, the quarry's road of Jewish tombstones, and perimeter fencing are not as real as they look, but the lime kilns are.

Ojcow National Park and Ogrodzieniec Castle Private Tour

Here's a day tour outside Krakow filled with interesting sights! Ogrodzieniec Castle, an iconic medieval castle, the largest stronghold of the Krakow-Czestochowa Upland. Very popular with artists, it became a key location in the filming of "The Witcher." Poland's smallest national park, Ojcow may also be its most beautiful, representing true Poland and its heritage, from traditional villages to deep forests, unusual rock formations, and the 14th century Pieskowa Skala castle.

Kuznice and Kasprowy Private Walking Tour with Cable Car Ride

Zakopane has much more to offer beyond its main promenade, Krupowki Street. Your guide will take you to the the upper part of Zakopane from where very exciting cable car trip to Mount Kasprowy awaits you! After getting to the very top, enjoy amazing views of the Polish High Tatra mountains peaks and the whole Podhale region.

Koscieliska Valley Private Hiking Tour

Koscieliska Valley is a great idea for the hike. The trail is not difficult at all and will provide you with amazing views. Weather permitting, you will be able to enter a few caves along the way. The pleasant walk ends at the cosy mountain shelter, ideal place for a lunch.

Goracy Potok Thermal Pools

Located just 20km (12.42 miles) outside Zakopane, this complex of several unique pools with natural, untreated sulfur water is a place where everyone will find something for themselves. Fountains, fountain jets, water massages, geysers, and slides guarantee an unforgettable experience for both children and adults. The naturally healing sulfur water will help you take care of your health and beauty. At the same time, the original design of the facility, staying in harmony with nature, will certainly please the eye.