6 Days in Krakow and Szczawnica for Groups

The driver will pick you up from airport. Check in to the 3* hotel in Krakow

sightseeing of the Royal Tract and the Wawel Hill (the Wawel Cathedral and the Royal Castle inside) with the guide

It is located about 65 kilometers west of Krakow. Enlarged in the subsequent war years, it became a site of mass genocide. Some 1.5 million people of 28 nationalities died within it's barriers. In 1979 the Auschwitz - Birkenau concentration camp was entered onto the UNESCO World Heritage List. The site was turned into a museum in 1947. The infamous concentration and work camp has now become a living memorial and museum.

Wieliczka is famous for its Europe's oldest salt mine, which has been operating for at least 700 years. The Wieliczka salt mine is a unique tourist attraction, on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List (it is listed among the twelve top sites). The mine has a labyrinth of tunnels, pits, and chambers, all hewn out by hand from solid salt, beautifully adorned chapels, underground lakes, all located on the three upper levels, from 64 to 135 meters below the ground. Tourists can enjoy the three kilometre long trail and collection of objects related to the mine and mining.

- check out from hotel in Krakow - transfer to Sromowce

- Dunajec River Gorge tour- start in Sromowce Niżne, finish in Szczawnica ( at choice: rafting by pontoons or traditional rafts) - late dinner in Szczawnica

- walking in Homole Gorge and "brigandish assault" - jeep ride

- check out from the hotel in Szczawnica - transfer to the Krakow Balice Airport