Our Poland holidays & tours
From the poignant sites of Warsaw and Krakow such as Schindler’s factory and Auschwitz, to trekking in the Carpathians and High Tatras mountains, our Poland holidays touch and inspire in equal measure. You can explore Polish culture and cuisine with a family-run cookery lesson in Krakow, or feast on smoked cheese and apple pie in a traditional highlander hut among the peaks. You can also enjoy some thrilling wildlife watching in Poland, with bison, elk, beavers and wolves all present in the protected areas of Bialowieza Forest and Biebrza Marshes. Our trips visit sanctuaries and reserves where animals are bred for reintroduction projects, and stay in national park-owned accommodation which helps fund conservation.
Our top Poland holidays
Highlights of Poland holiday
From
£1270 to £1620
8 days
ex flights
Explore the historical highlights of Poland
Small group2026: 5 Sep, 12 Sep, 19 Sep, 2027: 3 Apr, 15 May, 5 Jun, 24 Jul, 7 Aug, 4 Sep, 11 Sep, 18 Sep
Krakow to Budapest holiday
From
£1360 to £1595
8 days
ex flights
Get a taste of Poland, Slovakia and Hungary
Small group2026: 30 Aug, 13 Sep, 27 Sep, 2027: 2 May, 6 Jun, 18 Jul, 8 Aug, 29 Aug, 12 Sep, 26 Sep, 10 Oct
Poland hiking holiday
From
£1270 to £1625
8 days
ex flights
Poland walking holiday taking in the Tatras Mountains
Small group2026: 22 Aug, 5 Sep, 2027: 29 May, 12 Jun, 26 Jun, 31 Jul, 21 Aug, 28 Aug, 4 Sep, 25 Sep
Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland family tour
From
€1479
8 days
ex flights
Action-packed Eastern European family week.
Small group2026: 22 Aug
Poland and Slovakia family holiday
From
€1379
8 days
ex flights
A mixed-activity summer holiday in Poland and Slovakia.
Small group
Vilnius to Gdansk cycling tour, self guided
From
€1499
10 days
ex flights
Explore the borderland of Lithuania and Poland by bike
Small group
The Baltic States and Poland holiday with added comfort
From
£3260 to £3345
12 days
ex flights
A journey from Tallinn, to the walled city of Krakow
Small group2026: 9 Sep, 2027: 12 May, 9 Jun, 21 Jul, 11 Aug, 8 Sep
Tatra Mountains walking holiday, self guided
From
US $1211 to US $2422
8 days
ex flights
Discover Poland's Tatra mountains and Dunajec River Gorge
Tailor made
Vilnius to Gdansk cycling tour, Lithunania & Poland
From
€1850
10 days
ex flights
Guided tour along borderland of Lithuania & Poland
Small group
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POLAND MAP & HIGHLIGHTS
Poland borders seven countries as well as the Baltic Sea, and explorations south, over the Carpathians into Slovakia and the Czech Republic, are often too much to bear for hikers and bikers. Straddling the northwest border with Belarus, Bialowieza forest provides natural habitat for over 800 European bison and continue for two hours north and you’ll find one of Europe’s largest and most important wetland areas, the Biebrza marshes. Round trips in an anticlockwise direction take cultural sightseers on an architectural odyssey of rebuilt old town districts with Warsaw, Gdansk, Torun, Wroclaw, Krakow and Zakopane, in the High Tatras, all achievable highlights during a week away.
Gdansk
1. Gdansk
Nowhere is Poland’s post war rebuilding project more evident than Gdansk. This seaport suffered considerably in WW2 and reconstruction efforts eradicated all traces of Germanic influence with French, Flemish and Italian-style architecture now dominating. Follow pedestrianised thoroughfares lined with former merchant houses, to historic fountains and St. Mary’s, the second largest brick church on earth.
Krakow
2. Krakow
Synonymous with Wieliczka and Bochnia salt mines, Wawel Royal Castle and one of the world’s most challenging historic locations – the Auschwitz-Birkenau memorial and museum. Krakow is also a bastion of the arts with operas, theatres and galleries combining wonderfully well with live jazz hangouts and the historic townhouses, churches and dominating Cloth Hall, found in the main market square.
Tatra National Park
3. Tatra National Park
The High Tatras boast more than 250km of trails leading past limestone gorges, vast cave systems and breathtaking views over the Valley of Five Lakes. Point to point treks to high altitude mountain huts offer opportunities to scale some of Poland’s highest peaks whilst more level gradients lead through forests of beech, spruce and silver firs as well as inviting opportunities to cross into Slovakia.
Torun
4. Torun
The rumoured birthplace of Renaissance astronomer Copernicus features Poland’s highest collection of Gothic houses as well as medieval city walls, a ruined Teutonic castle and Torun's very own leaning tower. Keep an eye out for gingerbread houses and waffle windows before brushing up on your Polish and visiting the ethnographical museum or strolling past the illuminated Cosmopolis fountain at night.
Warsaw
5. Warsaw
WW2 put paid to most of Warsaw’s historic buildings; however, reconstruction projects, particularly in the UNESCO old town, have preserved 17th century townhouses overseeing markets and outdoor cafes. Follow Krakowskie Przedmiescie from the Old Town to Zamek Królewski (the Royal Castle) and disappear down a less touristy side street en-route to the Barbican, one of Warsaw’s last remaining fortifications.
Wroclaw
6. Wroclaw
Not only was Wroclaw the joint 2016 European Capital of Culture but it’s also hosted many other international art, literature and sports events. The pedestrianised medieval central square is home to one of Europe’s largest markets, and numerous other notable landmarks – from the Old Town Hall to a multimedia fountain and Poland’s largest model railway – ensure Wroclaw is a city you’ll never forget.
Our Poland holidays reviews
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Jacqui Scott21 Jun 2026
Absolutely brilliant. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Although some of the hikes required tough climbing the pace was good with plenty of breaks. So not too exhausting but a wonderful experience in the mountains with the most amazing views.read more
Maria Thomson17 Jun 2026
This was a wonderful trip. In addition to exploring the old town centres, visiting many churches and castles we also learned so much about the history of occupation for the Baltic countries.read more
Vicky Spalter10 Aug 2026
I found all the destinations interesting beside Mikolayke. Cracow was the highlight.
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