All Krakow Tours & Excursions in 2026

It was interesting and let you understand what happened to these people many years ago. They were so badly treated, the people involved should hang their heads in shame. It was a long day and a lot of walking but the guide gave good information on the history.

Very moving experience and thought provoking to think you are walking in the same place as all of those innocent people My only issue was I could not hear the tour guide due to my hearing impairment and unable to use headphones therefore I missed out on a lot of information perhaps consider this in getting future technology that can assist the many of us in similar position as most hearing aids are Bluetooth so it could be easy to put something in place

If you are short of time in Krakow, this is the tour to do to cover two of the most important sites near this beautiful city. But be warned: this is a long day (about 11 hours) and involves a huge amount of walking, including hundreds of steps into the salt mine. If you are a slow walker or have other mobility issues, you need to be aware of this and possibly visit each site separately and on different days to give yourself a bit of a break. Visiting Auschwitz is harrowing, but very important to acknowledge and reflect on one of the darkest times of our modern history. The guided tour is in great detail and fully explains the workings of the death camp. Most of Auschwitz 1 is intact so you really appreciate how it operated. It is poignant and sad, and few people on my tour spoke at all during the three hours of touring. Auschwitz 2 - Birkenau is mostly not intact, but the remains still enable you to understand the enormity of the Nazi death machine. So professionally and respectfully conducted by their guides. The salt mines which are more than an hour's drive from Auschwitz, are quite staggering in their size and beauty. Again, a professionally and well conducted through the mines, but hundreds of steps and lots and lots of walking along paths which are smooth and not rough. The lunch option is a good one to take and the hotel pick-up and return invaluable due to the early start and the late finish. An excellent tour that brings with it the full range of emotions, but one I would highly recommend.

Bing Bong Communication from start to finish was spot on — updates came through on WhatsApp regularly, so we always knew what was happening and when. Big shoutout to Simon, our tour guide, who deserves a medal (or at least a large vodka). Funny, informative, and somehow able to keep everyone organised even after several drinks! The whole trip was fantastic, with great stops along the way. The vodka and cheese tasting was definitely a highlight… mainly because we somehow managed to get through 4 bottles of vodka between us. Safe to say everyone left that stop in very good spirits. Zakopane mountain was absolutely stunning. We had around 2 hours there which gave us enough time to wander around the stalls, grab some food, and take in the breathtaking views. Plenty of little market stalls selling souvenirs and snacks, and most places accepted both cash and card — very handy when your wallet is as unsteady as your legs after the vodka tasting. The final stop was the thermal baths, where we had about 2.5 hours to relax. It was busy, but not uncomfortably crowded. The outdoor pool bar was brilliant and reasonably priced too — 2 beers and 2 strawberry daiquiris came to 109 złoty, which you pay for when leaving. One thing to note though: the “adults only” quiet area wasn’t exactly adults only, as there were kids in there and the lifeguards didn’t seem too bothered. So if you’re expecting complete peace and silence, just keep that in mind. Overall, an amazing day trip with great organisation, beautiful scenery, plenty of laughs, and enough vodka to make you think you can speak fluent Polish by the end of it.

Went to the Wieliczka salt mine at the last minute dur to our Auschwitz tour being cancelled. We were not disappointed. Booking was a breeze, communication with the tour company was also good. Our driver Michal was a great guy, spoke fluent English and picked us up at the pick up location agreed. All in all highly recommend using this company

The mine was educational, artistic, and beautiful. All but approximately 10 steps were going down. The floors were not slick. However, it definitely is a lot of walking. The guide was very good. It was great getting picked up in front of our hotel. The driver was very nice.

Fantastic experience. Max picked us up from our hotel, was super courteous and respectful the whole time. He answered any question that came up, and made sure it was a great experience for everyone. The tour guide throughout the experience was great as well.

Picked up on time just around the corner from our hotel. Minibus with five other people. Driver, Matthew, was charming, helpful and informed us about everything we needed to know. Really glad we visited the Salt mine.... it was an amazing place. Yes, there are certainly a lot of steps and general walking but it was worth it. Much much busier than we ever anticipated. We had a group of 38 for the tour which was about the maximum so at times as we entered different sections we were pretty much squashed. Also there were many many schoolchildren and presumably because the tours are carried out more quickly so they do not get bored the groups kept catching up with each other and us with loudly spoken teachers drowning out our own guide..... who, incidentally, was brilliant. She was brilliant at imparting the history of the mine and kept us interested along with her jovial nature. We did find the walk to the outside after the tour finished exceedingly long for some tired legs. Enjoyed the trip very much but the crowds were a bit overwhelming.