Curated Adventures in Poland
Poland is a big part of who we are, and we want to share a little of that with you. Our Polish adventures are a chance to slow down, get out into the mountains and experience the places, traditions and flavours that make them so special. With small groups and highly qualified Tatra guides, we’ll take you beyond the well-known paths to discover vast forests, dramatic mountain landscapes, incredible views and the simple pleasures of good, traditional Polish food. But most of all, we want you to experience the mountains the way we know them - with a sense of connection, adventure and belonging. Come and explore our heritage with us, and leave with memories that last a lifetime.
Polish Tatra Mountains
Weekend Hiking in the Polish Tatras
EXAMPLE ITINERARY: WEEKEND HIKING
Friday: Fly into Kraków Airport and travel onward to the mountains by public transport. Kraków Airport has easy access to the city centre by train, with regular connections from Kraków Central Station to Zakopane. Car hire is also an option if preferred. Detailed travel and transfer instructions will be provided after booking.
Saturday: A warm-up hiking day, with a beautiful mountain route and lunch at a local mountain hut, such as Murowaniec.
Sunday: A longer mountain day, exploring an iconic Tatra route such as Czerwone Wierchy, or a similar route chosen according to the weather and mountain conditions. Breathtaking views are part of the experience. We don’t sell the peak, we provide the experience.
Monday: Including Optional Add-On
Return to Kraków: Travel back to Kraków and, if you decide to stay longer, consider booking a flight that gives you time to explore this beautiful city. Additional accommodation, flights and sightseeing in Kraków are not included.
For those looking for more adventure: An additional technical mountain day, such as a via ferrata or, for suitably experienced participants, a route such as Orla Perć.
Routes and activities will always be adapted to the group’s experience, weather and mountain conditions.
Fitness requirements
A good general level of fitness and previous hiking experience are required. You should be comfortable walking for several hours on rocky and uneven terrain, with significant elevation gain and descent.
This weekend is not suitable for complete beginners or anyone without previous mountain-hiking experience.
If you’re unsure whether the trip is right for you, please get in touch using the contact form. We’re happy to answer your questions, talk through the requirements and, if needed, suggest a simple preparation plan to help you get ready to join us.
What's Included
Guided hiking in the Tatra Mountains with a qualified local Tatra Mountain Guide
3 nights at self-catering, traditional-style accommodation throughout your stay, with the option to add breakfast and dinner. This is a simple, authentic mountain hut experience rather than a luxury retreat.
Local transport, with advice on public transport where required
Local support throughout your trip, with fluent English-speaking assistance whenever you need it
Additional activities and experiences, tailored to your interests (not included in the price)
High-quality photographs from your trip, so you can take home the memories