Guided Tours in Zakopane

Szczepan was our guide, and he reached out the day before on WhatsApp with the pickup point and time. He kept in touch throughout the trip on WhatsApp, which was a nice touch. We stopped at a few places along the way to taste local cheese and vodka while soaking in the views before getting to Zakopane village. We took the funicular up the mountain for more views before heading back down to check out the market and part of the village. Next up was the thermal baths; it was pretty hectic inside since it was a Sunday and packed with people, which I guess is a good sign. You get a colored watch that clocks you in and out, and the color matches the lockers for your stuff. Once in the pools, there are tons of options, and you can use your watch to buy drinks and food, which you pay for when leaving. There are saunas, jacuzzis, slides, a kids area, and even an adult-only section, so there’s loads to do. Overall, it was a fantastic day out, and Szczepan was a great guide, super informative and made sure everyone was happy with meeting points and times. We felt bad because we wanted to leave a tip but ran out of cash by the end of the trip.

Had an awesome trip with Marco; all my friends and I had a great time. Marco is a wonderful guide and super friendly. If you haven’t booked your tickets yet, I definitely suggest you do!

Tour was well organised. Our guide, Michal, shared lots of interesting facts, and he even helped me buy a wool hat in Zakopane market. It was a bit cold outside but the baths are HOT, so pack a water bottle. Bit rushed at the cheese stop, but not a dealbreaker.

Family of 4 (kids 7 & 9), and everyone had a good time—rare for us! The pools had something for everyone, from slides for the kids to quiet corners for me and hubs. Our guide Michal was SUPER helpful, esp with food recs (try the oscypek cheese). Only thing: bring flip flops for the baths, floors get slippery.