Dunajec River Rafting and UNESCO Church Visit
Going rafting down the Dunajec River is one of the most beloved and classic tourist attractions in all of Poland. The tour begins around 7:00 am from the centre of Kraków, or from your place of accommodation in the city.
After about 2 hours, you will reach the boating centre, where you will board a traditional wooden watercraft operated by a Polish river guide in customary regional dress. This stunningly scenic water route will gently take you 15 kilometres downstream, underneath legendary mountain peaks and alongside thick woodlands and winding nature paths. You may even spot some curious local wildlife along the way.
After the exhilarating ride, there is a break for lunch in the pretty little resort town of Szczawnica.
On the way back to Kraków, you will visit a cherished fifteenth-century church that's inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Located in Dębno Podhalańskie, it is dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel and is part of the Wooden Architecture Trail around Kraków. This important and distinct church is one of the trail's highlights.