Top Krakow Skiing Classes

After about 2 hour lesson 99% of our customers can fully enjoy using a ski lift and go down the hill on their own! Having you specified your size via email we will pre-arrange renting out all equipment you need for your skiing day out. We will also pre-book your individual ski/snowboard instructor for two hours. We do not provide ski clothing apart from gloves, so you should take care of this yourself. As this is occasional skiing our clients usually wear alternative sports trousers and jackets, not necessarily ski wear. Alternatively, our driver can stop at an outlet store along the way so you could buy trousers and a jacket. This tour is a fully tailor-made escape so we need to arrange every single detail before you come to Poland. Please contact us so we can work out the best option for you, and take care of all the logistics. You will be under a supervision of an English speaking instructor

Satisfy your tastebuds and expand your Polish culinary knowledge with this combination of a market tour and a cooking class. First, visit a farmer’s market—without any language barriers—to get tips on how to choose the freshest local ingredients. Then round off the experience with a “pierogi” (Polish dumpling) class and a chance to try these delicious Polish specialties with seasonal starters and regional alcohol.

Poland is known for “pierogi” (traditional stuffed dumplings), but rather than just eating them, this workshop allows you to learn to make them from scratch. Find out traditional family recipes that have been passed down through generations, including how to make dough from scratch. Then later—reward your efforts with the chance to taste your dumpling creations.

Learn more about the history of Krakow with a visit to an archaeological site beneath the city—Rynek Underground Museum. Avoid the ticket lines by securing your admission in advance, and explore the museum with a guide to enhance your understanding of Krakow’s past. The museum includes artifacts that were discovered during excavations, recreations of old buildings, and impressive multimedia displays that portray everyday life in Krakow during medieval times.

This is the perfect all-weather activity in Krakow. Learn how to fire weapons in a safe environment with a visit to a shooting range with an instructor on hand to assist you. No need to worry about booking taxis as hotel pickup and drop-off are included. Once at the shooting facility, practice firing your chosen guns such as Glock pistols, AK 47s, and sniper rifles.

Make time for relaxation on your vacation with this day trip to Zakopane and its hot springs. Ideal for those staying in Krakow who want to visit Zakopane, this trip skips the need to navigate unfamiliar public transportation by arranging round-trip transfers for you. Enjoy two stops along the way at two small villages before you reach the Chochołów thermal pools. Then spend a few hours soaking in the warm water before it’s time to head back.

Immerse yourself in Polish folklore by having a lively evening of singing, dancing, and incredible cuisine. It’s the perfect way to make the most of limited time in the city. Take the stress out of menu dilemmas by having a delicious 3-course dinner included. Expect to try a variety Polish delicacies as you watch performers dressed in colorful regional costumes telling stories through folk music and dance.

A visit to Chochołowska Thermal Baths is the perfect way to pamper yourself for a day. Remove the stress out of figuring out public transport with round-trip transfers from Krakow included. An entrance ticket is included—you can stay for up to eight hours. Enjoy the healing thermal waters, plus jacuzzis, saunas, relaxation areas, and a restaurant. Add an optional visit to Zakopane town too, if you like.

Travel from Krakow to Zakopane with ease on this small-group tour. You'll have ample time to ride a snowmobile (own cost) and relax in the town’s mineral thermal pools—the perfect post-snowmobile relaxation. Learn about local life during a visit to the wooden village of Chochołów and tasting of traditional Oscypek cheese at a shepherd’s hut.

Go the next step beyond trying the local cuisine in Krakow and actually learn what goes into making the popular Polish dish pierogi in this traditional cooking class. With this small group activity, you’ll shop for ingredients at a local farmer’s market and then learn to authentically make pierogi and maybe even a few Polish words. This tour is suitable for vegetarians and people with simple allergies, while other food restrictions require discussion

Learn about Poland’s history and visit a former concentration camp—Auschwitz Birkenau, that now acts as a place to remember those who lost their lives there during World War II. Save time planning your own transport by having Krakow hotel pickup and drop-off included. By going on a guided tour, you are able to understand more about the context of the site and the things that happened there.

Swap the hustle and bustle of Krakow for a scenic drive to the Polish countryside near the Tatra Mountains. Traveling on an organized tour is a much more convenient alternative to irregular public transport schedules. First, try out skiing in the scenic area of Witow. Then later, give your body a rest at a thermal bath complex in the beautiful village of Chocholow before a return transfer to Krakow.