The Dunaejc River Gorge and Niedzica Castle

83 EUR

per person

The rafting on the Dunajec is without a doubt the biggest tourist attraction in Poland

The price includes: tour with a licensed guide, entrance tickets, transportation.

The tour begins at our main point – the bus park at 11 Powiśle Street (ul. Powiśle 11), situated on the opposite side of the Sheraton Hotel. Departures from the particular hotels in Kraków are held proportionately earlier – see details.
When departing from the particular hotels, customers are asked to wait for our guide at the reception, 5 minutes before the scheduled time of departure.
In the case of departure from our main point – please arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled time of departure.

Duration time: 9 hours

Price:
Adult 325 Pln,
Student 325 Pln,
Child (4-16) 325 Pln

Frequency:
*English
May-September: Mon, Thu at 8.45am
* on request

08:45 AM MON, THU 1 May 2017 – 30 Sep 2017
Excluded dates: 15 Jun 2017

Minimum 2 people

Additional information
We recommend taking a raincoat and a sun hat.

Private tour possible on request in every language. Pick up point and time on your choice

Excursions

Type tour

Dla grupy

From Our Gallery

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Flowing through the Pieniny, the Dunajec river forms a curving, rocky gorge of about 9 km. The gorge is surrounded by walls which are a couple of hundred metres long, and whose limestone cliffs blend beautifully with the forests that grow on them. The unique landscape of that area attracts crowds of tourists from all over the world each year, and rafting on the Dunajec is without a doubt the biggest tourist attraction in Poland. A Dunajec Rafting Trip starts at the marina in Sromowce-Kąty, is 18 km long and takes about 2-3 hours, depending on the water level. Rafting takes place on specially adapted, safe rafts made of five canoes. One raft takes 10-12 people at once and is run by two experienced rafters. The Polish-Slovak border runs along the most part of the Dunajec Rafting Trip route. Another attraction of the tour is a visit to Niedzica Castle, built in the 14th century by the Hungarians to protect an important trade route leading through the Dunajec Valley, and related to a remarkable story of the Incas who found refuge here.