E-Bike expeditions from Warsaw to Krakow

Welcome to Poland!
Arrival to Warsaw. Transfer to the hotel and check-in.

Free evening for own explore.

Optional Chopin concert:
Start your romantic evening in the Old Town listenning a Chopin concert. Nestled in the cobblestone streets of the Old Town of Warsaw stands a unique neoclassical concert hall with original “plaster stucco” walls, crystal mirrors, and stylish nineteenth century decorations. Walk through the doors and step into the era of Chopin for a two-part ensemble of Chopin’s greatest pieces played by internationally recognized pianists. Enjoy a glass of sparkling wine. End your day in one of the many restaurants in the Old Town.
Rate: 38 EUR per person

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Route: Warsaw sightseeing city bike tour (distance: 25 km)

Our trip will be guided by a professional Warsaw guide – a bike tour in Warsaw is a great way to explore the city from a different perspective. Start by cycling along the Vistula River, enjoying the city skyline and the scenic river boulevards. Then, head to the Old Town with its charming narrow streets and historic landmarks, followed by a ride through the Łazienki Park, home to the beautiful Palace on the Isle. Don’t miss the modern attractions like the Copernicus Science Centre or Ujazdowski Castle. Warsaw boasts many bike paths, making it easy to get around and offering plenty of spots to relax along the way.

Spend an afternoon visiting the right or east-bank part of Warsaw – Prague part was culturally, ethnically and religiously diverse for centuries. As it was, fortunately and almost miraculously, not destroyed during World War II, it is now considered to be the most authentic part of the city. Whilst taking a walk along its streets, look out for surprises in the most unexpected of places – discover shrines hidden away in the courtyards, seek out the original murals found in the area, step into the Bazaar Rozyckiego, Warsaw’s oldest market, taste the best pyzy and flaki in Warsaw, and of course, pop along to visit the Polish Vodka Museum in the renovated Koneser centre in Praga district, fittingly a former distillery.

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Route: Warsaw’s surrounding bike tour – Kampinos National Park (distance: 110 km)

A bike tour in Kampinos National Park offers a peaceful escape into nature, just outside of Warsaw. You can start the ride from the park’s main entrance and cycle along well-marked trails through lush forests, vast meadows, and tranquil wetlands. The park is home to diverse wildlife, so you might spot deer, wild boar, and various bird species along the way. The trails vary in difficulty, with some leading to charming wooden bridges and viewpoints. It’s a perfect opportunity to enjoy the beauty of Poland’s natural landscapes, all while staying close to the city. The park offers a relaxing and refreshing experience for nature lovers and cyclists alike.

Spend evening in one of local restaurant.

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel.

Breakfast at your pension.

Today transfer from Warsaw to Krakow.

Stop in Wieliczka the most beautiful and the oldest operating salt mine in the world (UNESCO Heritage). From over 700 years it was a source of Polish fortune and a physical fundament of culture. Today Wieliczka is the most willingly visited Polish tourist object with magnificent chapels, charming underground lakes and original tools and equipment. During this tour you could see a number of excavated chambers on 3 levels adorned with beautiful sculptures made of salt as well as a salt museum. Transfer to Krakow.

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Route: Krakow – Old Town & Kazimierz – Niepolomice – Krakow (distance: 60 km)

Visit Krakow and the old forest of Niepolomice – one of the favorite hunting place of Polish kings.

A tour through Krakow’s Old Town and Kazimierz district offers a fascinating journey through history and culture. Start in the Old Town, go past the bustling Main Market Square, the iconic Cloth Hall, and the impressive St. Mary’s Basilica. From there, head to Kazimierz, the historic Jewish quarter, known for its charming narrow streets, synagogues, and vibrant cafes. You can cycle along the Vistula River, enjoying views of the picturesque city and crossing over to see the beautiful remnants of the Jewish heritage. This tour combines Krakow’s medieval charm with its rich cultural history, all in a leisurely ride.

Then you will be invited for bike ride from Krakow to Niepołomice is a pleasant journey through scenic landscapes and charming countryside. Starting from Krakow, you’ll cycle along well-marked routes, passing fields, forests, and quiet villages. The ride takes you to Niepołomice, a town known for its beautiful Niepołomice Forest and the historic Niepołomice Castle. The route is relatively easy, making it a perfect day trip for cyclists of all levels. Once in Niepołomice, you can explore the castle, stroll through the town, and enjoy the peaceful natural surroundings before heading back to Krakow.

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Route: Krakow – Ojcowski National Park – Krakow (distance: 50 km)

Ojcowski National Park – the smallest National Park of Poland. We will be driven to one of the well-known castles of The Eagle Nest Trail. From here we will ride on bikes to Ojcow (literally Fatherland) where the story of the Park continues. Stories, history, legends will be told.

A bike ride from Krakow to Ojcow National Park offers a beautiful escape into nature, just a short ride from the city. The route takes you through picturesque villages and lush green landscapes, with views of the surrounding countryside. As you approach the park, you’ll be greeted by stunning limestone cliffs, caves, and the iconic Pieskowa Skała Castle. The park is known for its rich flora and fauna, as well as the peaceful Prądnik River. Once inside the park, you can explore its scenic trails, visit the famous Hercules’ Club, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere before cycling back to Krakow.

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Route: Krakow – Kalwaria Zebrzydowska – Lanckorona – Tyniec – Krakow (distance: 100 km)

A bike tour from Krakow to Kalwaria Zebrzydowska – Lanckorona – Tyniec, and back to Krakow offers a mix of scenic views, historic sites, and charming villages. Starting in Krakow, you’ll ride through rolling hills and peaceful countryside, reaching Kalwaria Zebrzydowska, a UNESCO-listed pilgrimage site with its beautiful monastery and chapels.

From there, continue to Lanckorona, in which 19th century small-town buildings have been preserved, is an unforgettable place. Currently, a village at the foot of Lanckorońska Góra, on which there are ruins of a castle. Formerly a bustling merchant city with numerous privileges, a place of fights of the Bar Confederates, and in the interwar period, a popular summer resort visited by famous artists and politicians with beautiful guesthouses. The urban layout around the sloping market square has remained unchanged since the Middle Ages. The preserved wooden buildings of the “town of angels” with characteristic arcades have been included in the Szlak Architektury Drewnianej (Wooden Architecture Trail).

Afterward, head towards Tyniec, where you can visit the serene Tyniec Abbey overlooking the Vistula River.

Finally, cycle back to Krakow, completing this rewarding loop through southern Poland’s natural and cultural treasures.

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Transfer to the Balice airport in Krakow.
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