クラクフからアウシュビッツ・ビルケナウガイドツアー（送迎とチケット付き）

An amazing experience which was so well organised, I got texts in the days leading up to it confirming the pick up time and location which was very easy to find. There was good clear information so I knew what to expect and what to take. The driver was friendly and spoke good English, as did the guide. Really good value for money.

Organisation was good and easy. Communication was great and clear, they kept in touch prior with all the things we needed to know. Hubert was a friendly and informative guide. Thank you for the experience. Would recommend

Since I was a child of five or six, I have always wanted to visit Europe and take a tour of major WWII and Holocaust sites. My mom was a middle school English teacher in Pasadena, and one of her colleagues and friends was a math teacher who was a concentration camp survivor. While he was not at Auschwitz and he never spoke to me about it, what very little my mom related stayed with me. My interest and desire to learn more increased when an Auschwitz survivor came to our middle school and spoke at an assembly about the same time our 8th grade English class was reading The Diary of Anne Frank. This was a powerful, but necessary and important experience for me--and a visit to this disturbing place of evil is essential. Too may people today claim the Holocaust did not happen or was not so bad. Seeing Auschwitz is concrete evidence that it did happen, it is required learning, and despite claims otherwise, it can happen again. We had an excellent bus driver and guide who got us situated to the camp, and then we had a superb guide whose grandfather had been a political survivor of Auschwitz--and his knowledge, insights, and expert knowledge made this a truly memorable tour. We walked all around the entire camp on a slightly breezy, chilly early summer day, but as the tour guide reminded us, the prisoners at Auschwitz were forced to endure far, far worse in brutal, freezing weather. I STRONGLY recommend the tour to Auschwitz as it is so important and an experience you will not easily brush off or forget. You have probably read about it, seen documentaries, and seen pictures of the camp. Being there in person is a completely different experience. I am not a "drinking man" kind of person, but once I returned to my hotel I needed a beer. I opted to take the Auschwitz tour the same day as the Salt Mines, so it made for an extremely long day. . . by the time I returned to Krakow I was definitely tired--and I am a high energy kind of individual. Nevertheless, I definitely enjoyed the tour of the Salt Mines. I learned a great deal, and honestly had zero idea there were so many beautiful salt carvings and art work there. In addition to the great carvings, I learned a lot about the history and importance of salt mining in Poland and throughout history. Our guide was very good, and one or two individuals in our group wondered aloud if he had been trained as a teacher. I strongly encourage you to take both of these tours, although not necessarily together as I did as it does make for a super long day with a lot of walking. I LOVE to walk--and so I was not bothered by the amount of walking, but we covered roughly 5 km. by the end of the day. If you are able to do only one, Auschwitz is so important you can't pass it up. Highly recommended day.

Coach very uncomfortable . It was. Ery hot and the curtains were missing on many windows Driver turned coach off and didn’t return to the vehicle until just before we left. We all had to stay outside in 33•C waiting. The coach was unbearably hot. All other coaches had ac on BEFORE guests arrived back so they could go straight to a cool vehicle.

The tour was everything I hoped for, and I'm grateful for how the tour guides are so organised and detailed. They do this time and time again and I wonder how they can remove themselves emotionally from the hellish horrors of the holocaust. I'm grateful for their bravery as we walked from station to station stunned with what we saw, trying to make sense of what happened. If going on this visit doesn't break your heart, I don't know what will. It was a scorching hot day (heat wave in Poland) and I am so glad they didn't cancel the tour. The morning start of 630 am was helpful. I will never forget this and dedicate this learning to my great aunt Tante Nanny who was murdered by the Nazi's in upper Austria. She had a disability and was deemed not work worthy. Arbeit does not macht frei.

Very early start which wasn't mentioned when booking tour guide was nice and very informative especially on a really hot day he was pleasant

1. Guides are excellent. 2. Tour itself is an emotional journey. 3. Given heat wave in Poland, the bus AC was almost non existent. For some reason the AC was as ineffective as possible making the bus journey very, very uncomfortable.

Fantastic arrangement and the best part was the continued engagement on trip updates and follow through. The guide was knowledgeable and patiently answered questions. Group size was adequate. The pickup and drop facility was also professional.

Great experience. Well organised. All ran on time. Dawid was lovely and looked after us and the guide at Auschwitz was very very knowledgeable

A very sombre experience, our gide was excellent and very knowledgeable this is somewhere everyone should visit at least once in their life. It was so very sad but could make you angry at the same time to see what was done to innocent men,women, and children. The inhumanity of man and women knows no bounds. Something we s