Trip to charming and less visited regions in Poland

- visit to the region of nature reserves, lakes and medieval relics -

Day 1st
You arrival to Warsaw airport, where you are welcomed by our local guide. Transfer to a hotel, check –in and relax. Later on that day city tour of Warsaw - the capital of Poland was totally destroyed in WW II and then rebuilt. You will visit the Old Town, Lazienki Park, with its Frederic Chopin monument and the Palace on the Water, the Warsaw Uprising Monument. In the evening a welcome dinner in the hotel. (D)

Day 2nd
After breakfast departure from Warsaw to Białowieza, with a possible stop in Treblinka - the place of German Nazi Concetration camp from II WW. Later this afternoon you will come to Białowieza for accommodation. Short walk and visit to the National Park Museum. Dinner and an overnight. (B,D)

Day 3rd
Breakfast and your visit to the European Bison reserve and natural forest reserve. Afternoon departure to the Masuria Lake region. On your way short break at the scenic point near Goniądz to see the beauty of the natural reserve of Biebrza river – The Biebrzanski National Park, one of the real treasures of North-Eastern Poland. Dinner and an overnight stay at a hotel. (B,D)

Day 4th
After your breakfast we start our tour to Gdansk, the capital of Poland's seaside. On our way you will visit Mokołajki – a non-official capital of the Masura Region, famous for wild forests, lakes and Teutonic Order castles. On the way you will pass also the famous Elbląg canal (built in XIX-th century) – one of the Seven Wonders of Poland. You will come to Gdansk at the afternoon time. Dinner and an overnight stay at a hotel. (B,D)

Day 5th
After breakfast your guided sightseeing tour of the maritime center of Poland, the historical port town of Gdansk and birthplace and home of Solidarity. Your visit program includes the Cathedral, Neptun Monument, Zuraw Gdanski, the harbor, and a visit to the monument at Westerplatte – the place where II World War started. Next you will see Sopot, the health resort with the longest wooden pier in Europe. At afternoon time, in the Gothic Cathedral in Oliwa you will be able to listen to a concert on a magnificent baroque pipe organ. Dinner at a “Fisherman” restaurant, famous for a local dishes An overnight stay at the hotel in Gdansk. (B,D)

Day 6th
You will leave Gdańsk after a breakfast. Next a break in Malbork to see the medieval fortress of Teutonic Knights – the greatest castle in Poland. The Malbork Castle, built as a medieval, brick fortress was the seat of the Teutonic Knights for centuries. Continue the drive to Torun. Check-in at a local hotel in the afternoon. Dinner and an overnight stay at a hotel. (B,D)

Day 7th
After breakfast guided visit the beautiful Torun Old Town and Museum of the famous Polish astronomer – Nicolas Copernicus. Next departure to Wasaw, with a stop in Zelazowa Wola to visit the manor house of Chopin family – The Frederic Chopin Museum nowadays. You will get a chance to listen to some Chopin’s music famous compositions. Later on that day you will come to Warsaw. Farewell dinner and an overnight stay at a hotel. (B,D)

Day 8th
Breakfast and, depending on your return flight time, transfer to the Warsaw airport. Your tour to North-Eastern Poland ends. (B)

Included

– accommodation at 3* and 4* (first class) hotels,
– breakfasts and dinners as in the program (B, D),
– services of English – Polish speaking guide-driver,
– all transfers by our comfortable car or a van,
– local guides services with all entries,
– VAT tax and local taxes.

Extras

- travel insurance available on request (USD 5 / person / day),
- not decided yet ? Look at other tour ideas at “Private tours to Poland”

Not included

– lunches (may be added with a price of USD 35 / person / lunch),
– single bed rooms (price on your request),
– tips for driver and guides, tips at restaurants during your dinners.

Notice.

This tour will be carried out with a min of 2 persons.

In other case wi’ll refound your deposit or make this a private tour expecially for you.

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Reviews & testimonials.

Perfect Poland

Our eight day trip thru Poland was outstanding! We covered north to south and 1000 years of the Polish and Jewish experience. Our guide Marcin was one of the best we’ve ever encountered , so knowledgable , personable and a great driver as well . Additionally we had special guides in Gdansk , Torun, Krakow and Aushwitz who were also fantastic! We saw and learned so much and gained such an appreciation for this 36 year old nation . Great hotels, delicious dinners planned by Marcun added up to a 5 star week

Our Tour of Poland and Lithuania was even better than we had hoped

Our tour, with stops and sites suggested by Tomasz was outstanding and we would recommend his services and GPF Tours highly. The guides were friendly, on time , knowledgeable and respectful of being with 4 seniors who had to slow down occasionally. The tour suggestions were excellent as well. We saw everything we had hoped to see plus extra, thanks to enthusiastic guides who even recommended restaurants and made suggestions as to what to eat! Drivers were also excellent with comfortable, air conditioned vehicles.

The Best!

Unbelievably good. Everything well planned and thought out, and guides and drivers were uniformly excellent. You simply cannot do better.

Could not have been better !

GFP is by far a superior tour provider. Having worked with GFP more than once I can attest to their excellence. Their efficiency of operation and knowledgeable guides and smart choices of accommodations makes for memorable and comfortable touring.

GFP Travel

The travel company and it's manager Tomasz are tremendous! WE had an 11 day tour by rail and all the tour guides we had were not only on time but very knowledgeable and personal. Four days into the trip, my wife became seriously injured and we had to return home. Tomasz and his guide in Gdansk were very helpful to get us to airport and Tomasz worked with us on offering credit for the remainder of the trip if we wanted to return when my wife got better. My wife' injury had nothing to do with the tour location, individuals or anything else. She had a brain issue and heart issue and fell. I highly recommend this company to anyone who wishes personalized service and experience the culture. Jim Gaczewski

Unforgettable cultural journey through Krakow

Our 4-day trip to Krakow was incredibly well organized and immersive. The stay at the hotel was luxurious and perfectly located for exploring the city. Highlights included a fascinating lecture at Jagiellonian University, a guided tour through the historic Old Town and Wawel Castle, and a poignant visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau. We also enjoyed authentic Polish and Jewish cuisine at carefully chosen restaurants, and ended one evening with a moving Chopin concert. The guides were knowledgeable and passionate, and every detail was thoughtfully planned. Highly recommended for anyone looking to experience Krakow’s rich history and culture in comfort.

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FAQ

What is Polish cuisine like?

Polish cuisine is hearty and flavorful, often featuring ingredients like potatoes, cabbage, and meat. Traditional dishes include pierogi (dumplings), żurek (sour rye soup), bigos (hunter’s stew), and kotlet schabowy (breaded pork cutlet). Vegetarians and vegans can find options in major cities, though rural areas might be more challenging.

What electrical plugs are used in Poland?

Poland uses type C and E plugs, with a standard voltage of 230V and a frequency of 50Hz. Visitors from countries using different plug types may need an adapter and possibly a voltage converter. You may buy them at the airports.

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