Resorts of Poland: photos, description

Resorts of Poland

Resorts of Poland

Once upon a time, at the dawn of the formation of Russian business, only the lazy did not visit Poland, because in the markets of Warsaw and Krakow, with a trading acumen, it was possible to earn a small, but a fortune. Today, more people travel to Chopin's homeland for tourist purposes, but the Krakow flea market is still one of the favorite walking places of the Russian traveler. Having fulfilled the required minimum excursion, the tourist will certainly go to the resorts of Poland: in winter to go skiing, and in the summer - to sunbathe under the cool sun on the Baltic beaches..

Noble beauty

The beaches on the Baltic Sea coast, from St. Petersburg to Copenhagen, are famous for their soft calm beauty, and therefore fans of harmony with nature and their own "I" rush to the seaside resorts of Poland. White dunes and cool water, gentle sun and air filled with pine aromas, pleasant service and many restaurants and hotels for every taste, and a beach holiday in Poland is becoming a quite worthy alternative to a vacation in distant exotic countries.
Among the most popular holiday destinations for the Poles themselves and their guests are the resorts of Miedzyzdroje and Ustka, Krynica Morska and Kolobrzeg, but Sopot is rightfully considered the most popular and famous among them..
If you imagine that the city of Sochi, with its gorgeous beaches, entertainment and sports centers, a variety of restaurants and hotels, has miraculously moved to the Baltic, one can understand what Polish Sopot is. Almost five kilometers of white sand along the surf line, equipped with the latest beach fashion, allow thousands of sunbathers to sit in absolute comfort and enjoy all the summer pleasures - sea, sun and pleasant company..

Always in the TOP

Ski resorts in Poland are popular with several generations of active tourists. The mountains here are not as impressive as in Central Europe, but if you wish, you can choose a place where tracks of even the highest degree of difficulty are equipped. Training centers for beginners are open in the winter resorts of Poland, equipment rental is available, and it is not difficult for a person with any income level to find a hotel:

  • The resort of Zakopane in the Tatras has several ski areas with slopes of varying difficulty and a vertical drop of almost a kilometer. Artificial snowmaking can significantly improve the quality of the slope coverage even in the case of capricious and unstable weather.
  • The first snow falls in the Polish ski resort of Szczyrk already in the middle of autumn, but it is guaranteed that you can ski from the beginning of the calendar winter. Strong winds do not drop into Szczyrk due to its favorable geographical location, and therefore they can comfortably play their favorite sports here even with small children..

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