Poland and Slovakia
Overlooked for decades, whilst part of the Soviet Bloc, the countries of Eastern Europe have rapidly developed as destinations for travellers. With many now members of the EU and low cost airlines operating to airports throughout the area visiting these fascinating countries could not be easier. We currently operate principally in Poland and Slovakia but plan to extend our scope to include Romania in 2010.
Discover centuries of European culture in Warsaw and Krakow with our expert local guides. Explore the art and architecture of the Renaissance cities of Sandomierz, Kazimierz Dolny, Lublin and Zamosc and immerse yourself in the culture and cuisine of southern Poland.
Whilst in Krakow explore the surrounding countryside. Visit the Black Madonna in Czestochowa, Ojcow National Park, walk the Trail of the Eagles' Nests, visit Auschwitz and the Royal salt mines at Wieliczka.
John and Jennifer Salisbury wrote in May 2008 "Just a brief note to let you know how much we enjoyed our recent holiday in Poland and to thank you, Michal, Tomasz and Joanna for all you did to contribute to the success of our visit. From the day I first contacted you your company's organisation and attention to detail were exemplary. In addition we must compliment our guides for the way in which they helped to make our holiday interesting, informative and even more enjoyable than would otherwise have been the case.We have already recommended your company to a number of friends and would not hesitate to consider another Ellison Roberts' holiday."
Enjoy superb walking, scenery and wildlife in the beautiful Tatra Mountains and other National Parks in both Poland and Slovakia including the Biebrza, Bialowieza, Pieniny and Slovensky Raj. After a day in the fresh air relax in high quality accommodation in Zakopane or Levoca and sample the local cuisine.
Our itineraries range from fully guided 5 star luxury tours to independent adventures and can cater for all your interests whether you are a single traveller, couple, family or group.
