Group tours

We are specialists in design and execution of tailor-made group tours in Poland and Central Europe. The portfolio goes from short stays for small groups up to series of groups that run the whole season, year by year. All tours not only follow high standards but are focused in each details to your customers’ satisfaction. As European group tours wholesaler in the B2B segment, we do remember to focus on our business partners’ satisfaction but also their end clients’ needs and expectations.

Below you can find a few examples of very interesting group tours in Poland that we offer. Group travel to cities like Cracow or Gdansk have already become a standard offering of most travel agencies. These cities however are really worth a visit – this is where you can best learn about Polish history, you can also observe how these cities have changed in recent years into cultural and commercial centres – rivalling the best in Europe.

And those cities or regions which just few years ago were rarely visited (because of the lack of accommodation facilities) can now offer a lot: eg. the National Park Bieszczady with its untouched and virgin nature and traces of multinational culture.

Cracow is a must in Poland. What you will notice here firstly is the specific atmosphere – which delights everybody who visits. Our tour programme will help you enjoy this unique atmosphere – tourists must have enough time for strolling through the streets of the Old Town. Our guides are ready to answer any questions as soon as you start exploring this amazing city.

The tour program includes:

guided tour in Cracow - the Barbican, Main Market Square, Cloth Hall from the 13. century, the National Gallery, St. Mary's Church with the altar of the Nuremberger artist - Veit Stoss
visit to the former coronation site and royal court at Wawel Castle ( treasury, cathedral, catacombs)
visit to the best preserved Jewish district in Europe - in the Kazimierz district; including a dinner in a kosher restaurant and concert of klezmer music
visit to the surrounding area, eg. raft through the gorge of Dunajec river or a trip to Zakopane - a centre of winter sports and 'capital' of the Tatra mountains
visit to the Wieliczka salt mine (which was placed on the UNESCO World Cultural heritage list)

The old harbour at the mouth of the Vistula River has a specific position among Polish cities. A former member of the Hanseatic League, then the free city of Gdansk – it is now famous for the two Nobel prize winners: Gunter Grass and Lech Walesa, and the birthplace of the trade union “Solidarity” , as well as being at the heart of the rapid changes in Eastern Europe. The guided tour of Gdansk shows how the long standing cohabitation of Poles, Germans, Kashubes and other immigrants have stamped their images on the city.

Our clients will for example see:

the beautiful old city of Gdansk with the famous port crane - the symbol of the city of Gdansk and the St. Mary's Basilica - the biggest brick built cathedral in the world
the cathedral of Oliwa where they can listen to a concert played on a Rococo organ
in Sopot they can walk along the famous promenade up to the longest pier (molo) on the Baltic Sea
in Gdynia they will take a ride on a restaurant-boat and walk along the most popular shopping street
Visit Malbork - The grandest fortress of the Teutonic Knights, built in the 13th Century
during the tour through the Kashubian region our guests have the opportunity to taste the Kashubian kitchen and to admire the beautiful landscapes of the so called Kashubian Switzerland

The quite often turbulent history of the south-east region of Poland means that you can find there traces of Polish, German, Ukrainian, Jewish and even Greek culture. The trip goes from Cracow, via Rzeszow, Przemysl, down to the wildest area in Poland – the Bieszczady Mountains with their untouched nature and the lowest population density in Europe.

Our clients will for example see:

guided tours in Cracow, Rzeszow and the multinational city of Przemysl
visit and lodging in one of the former Polish magnate residences or palaces in Lancut, Krasiczyn and Sieniawa
an opportunity to sample traditional Polish cuisine
visit to the Jewish synagogues and Jewish cemeteries with tombs and headstones from the 16th Century
following the traces of the Ukrainian culture - orthodox churches with their unique icons
round trip along the 'so called' Bieszczady loop - including a visit to a hucul-horse stud and a health resort at the Solina reservoir
possibility to hike on the so called poloniny (grassy areas on the mountain tops), to fish, to sail and to ride a horse as well as observe the untouched fauna and flora of the Bieszczady National Park

Over the centuries, Polish kings and magnates erected numerous defensive castles. History has unfortunately reduced many of them to piles of rubble. Some of them, however, have been spared and can still enchant us with their beauty.

Our clients will for example see:

visits to numerous old castles, for example Lubin, Czocha, Ksiaz, Staszowice, Wawel and Czorsztyn
In some of the castles the travellers will be also accommodated
visits to the monasteries in Gora Sw. Anny and Jasna Gora/Czestochowa
guided tours of Wroclaw, Nysa, Opole, Jelenia Gora and Krakow. Not only will the tour be a delve into Polish culture and history, but also an unforgettable adventure, with a dinner in a 13th - century castle, a visit to the world famous salt-mine in Wieliczka and a raft trip through the Dunajec river gorge

Warsaw: a mixture of a big city jungle and a city of memories, whose old town after the Second World War has completely rebuilt, true to the original plans. One can either envy or console the nearly 2 million inhabitants of this city. But either way the city is really worth seeing. Some 200 km to the north-east of Warsaw you can find all that people living in big cities need and miss so much: silence and relaxation. The region of the Mazury lakes – the north-eastern region of Poland – is often called ‘the land of a thousand lakes’, although you can find there are much more than just crystal clear lakes. The region offers great opportunities for hiking, riding a bike, sailing, canoeing, horse riding as well as many other forms of active relaxation, together with the sensation of experiencing the untouched nature of the area.

Our clients will for example see:

one day long guided tour of Warsaw including the Royal Castle
visit to the Wilanow palace - the summer residence of the Polish kings
round trip in Mazury: Mragowo, Gizycko, Mikolajki and the landscape park of Mazury
boat trip on the Krutynia river
visit to Wolf Lair (Wilczy Szaniec) - Hitler's headquarters during the Second World War and to the pilgrimage church in Swieta Lipka (including organ concert)
participation in a peasant wedding, including carriage ride and a ceremonial meal

Tours described above are only examples, which can be extended or modified according to your needs. Prices and detailed programmes of our group tours in Poland on request.

Examples of interesting tours to Central European countries can be found on our web site www.incoming-centraleurope.com.