Top Poland Outdoor Activities - page 21

This tour is my personal passion project! The Fiat 126p, affectionately called "Maluch" (The Little One), is the legendary car that completely motorized Poland back in the 1970s. It was my very first car when I turned 18, and to me, it represents the true, nostalgic soul of Poland. Today, anyone can rent a modern Porsche, but driving a Maluch is a unique experience where everyone on the street stops, smiles, and waves at you. Come and feel the authentic retro vibe of Gdansk through the eyes of a local!

Discover Poland’s rich history through PolkLore & History, a live heritage show in the heart of Warsaw Old Town. This captivating performance features dancers in authentic traditional costumes who bring over one thousand years of Polish history to life through six distinct dance chapters. Enjoy cinematic AI-generated visuals that enhance stories of legends, resilience, love, freedom and celebration. Created especially for international visitors, the show offers an accessible and memorable way to connect with Poland’s cultural heritage through dance, music and visual storytelling. Performances are presented in Polish or English, depending on the selected date, and every show includes subtitles in both Polish and English. * Performance duration: approximately 50–60 minutes * Six dance chapters presenting different periods of Polish history * Live dancers in authentic Polish costumes * Cinematic AI-generated visuals and historical storytelling

Escape the ordinary and embrace the wild in the stunning Tatra Mountains with an exhilarating off-road quad adventure. After a smooth ride from Krakow to Zakopane, rev your engine and tackle thrilling trails that weave through dense forests and ascend steep mountain paths. Whether you’re new to quads or an experienced rider, the experience offers exhilarating rides and breathtaking views. After your adrenaline rush, unwind with authentic Highlander hospitality around a bonfire, enjoying grilled sausages and local cheese while sipping spirits. The day is yours to explore, from relaxing in thermal baths to enjoying the lively atmosphere of Zakopane. This adventure is tailored to your thrill-seeking spirit.

Treat yourself to the luxury of having a private chauffeur for half a day to help you get around Krakow with ease. A great solution for time-tight travelers, you can tick off city landmarks at a much faster rate than walking, so you can see more in less time. During the tour, visit the medieval Old Town market square, the Cloth Hall, St Mary’s Basilica, and the Corpus Christi Clock—all with entertaining guide commentary throughout.

Go rafting on the Dunajec River on a full-day tour that highlights the stunning landscape of southern Poland. Spend a couple of hours rafting with the benefit of full instruction and necessary equipment provided. When the rafting portion of your trip is over, have time to explore Pieninski National Park with your private guide. No experience is required, and hotel pickup and drop-off is provided.

Explore the legacy of Poland’s royalty on a guided visit to Wawel Castle and Cathedral with skip-the-line entry. After discovering centuries of history, savor lunch at a local l bistro before unwinding on a peaceful Vistula River cruise past Krakow’s iconic landmarks. Highlights: • Step inside Poland’s royal residence with a licensed local guide • Admire Wawel Castle’s Renaissance beauty and the Gothic Cathedral of coronations • Touch the mighty Sigismund Bell for good luck in the cathedral tower • Enjoy a tasty break at a local bistro during your tour • Admire Krakow’s landmarks from a unique riverside perspective Begin your journey at Wawel Castle and Cathedral, where centuries of royal history come to life through art, legend, and faith. After exploring these magnificent landmarks, enjoy a relaxing lunch at a local bistro — a moment to pause and savor traditional Polish flavors. Then, see Krakow from a new perspective as you cruise along the Vistula River.

Test your shooting skills in safety at the largest shooting range in Krakow and practice firing with a variety of weapons, including AK 47s, Uzis, Glock pistols and many others. Whole trip should take maximum 2-3 hours including hotel pick-up and drop off.

In the 19th century Zakopane was a sleepy village inhabited by the Mountain People who, living for years in isolation, had created their own and unique culture. The special atmosphere and wild beauty of this place was discovered by Dr Tytus Chałubiński, who started to send his patients there, appreciating the blessings of the nature. In a short time, artists and the cream of society announced Zakopane was their favourite place in Poland, where they rested, create their works of art and had love affairs… Now the city is visited by countless tourists who, wanting to experience tradition, very often complain about the “tacky face” of 21st-century Zakopane. Thus we decided to show our guests the face of “the winter capital of Poland” and its neighborhood which still expresses the charm of the past days and the beauty of unharmed nature.