Adam, my husband and right hand man for AdventureTime.co.uk graduated from the University of Dabrowa Gornicza and specializes in marketing.
In 2004 my husband and I have broken the Guinness World Record - we have cooked 8,500 litters of the traditional mountains soup - Kwasnica in Zywiec in Beskid Mountains. During these 3 days mass events more then 35,000 people have joined us and together with polish music stars tasted the most famous regional soup.

Apart from us in our team there is the whole group of guides, owners providing transport services and hotel managers all over Poland who are responsible for your holiday and work hard to make sure it's everything you want it to be and things run as smoothly as possible for you.
There is also the group of special advisors who offer their help and give you advice to make your rest perfect in every detail.

Agnieszka is responsible for tours in North Poland Tri-City: Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia. She is also a guide in the Malbork Castle Museum, as well as in the Nikolaus Copernicus Museum and around the Cathedral Hill in Frombork.

Please read below how she tells you all about North part of Poland:

Hi,
My name is Agnieszka, but my tourists call me Agnes - it's easier. From my masters I am an elementary teacher, but very quickly I found the passion of my life which is guiding and travelling.
I live in Gdańsk - one of the most snobbish, arrogant and stubborn city in Polish Kingdom in 17th century. The city were Polish and European freedom began - Solidarity. The city of good vodka and astonishing amber.
First, my tourists laugh, but later they believe all it's true.
I love medieval, hand made bricks and Malbork Castle which used to be called "the biggest hip of bricks East of Alps".
In my opinion the Northen part of Poland is the nices part of all. Simply, it's breathtaking. Come and see for Yourself.
I will show You the place I love.

We would like to introduce you Aleksandra- our guide in Krakow.

She is a licensed Krakow guide and a tour leader, guiding not only groups, but individual tourists as well. Her passion about Krakow, together with incredible level of the knowledge about the history of the city, makes us sure that you will be in good hands. Also she is a very open person for new challenges so if you want to see Krakow or its neighbourhood in an interesting and unconventional way than let her be your guide.

Aleksandra is looking forward to seeing you in Krakow!

In Warsaw you will meet Krzysztof -  a licensed Warsaw guide. Before starting his guide career he got experience as an incoming travel specialist. He studied classical philology at the University of Warsaw. The main scope of his interest is the history of Jews in Warsaw and the period of Polish People's Republic. He is specialized in sightseeing tours for foreign visitors. Krzysztof  also cooperates with Polish Tourist Country-Lovers' Society. Last year he was distinguished for his achievements by the WIT Warsaw Chamber of Tourism. 

You want to see places in gothic style, taste gingerbreads, feel the atmosphere of medieval streets you need the young, funny and experienced - Justyna.

She is a licensed guide, licensed tour leader and our partner for all of you who wants to visit Torun. She will show you Torun with her professional knowledge about this town together with unconventional stories about tortures and the dark side of medieval life in Torun, secrets of gingerbreads and many other legends. She is highly recommending for you to do sightseeing at night as she says that you will get “the best, amazing views believe me!”. So, try it for yourself.

Our Mountain Guide – Justyna is a Ski Instructor, Ski mountaineering Instructor, Tour Guide and also a Life Guard WOPR.


You can see her passion to Tatra Mountains below:

“…For me, it’s not important whether I am skiing down from Czerwona Lawka  Pass or, for the third day in a row, taking a group to Koscieliska Valley… What’s really important for me is to be surrounded by the magnificent Tatra Mountains…
I always try to share my love for natural environment and for the mountains with others, whether they are small children or adults, who come here – to the most beautiful corner of Poland. I am particularly keen to nourish in them the awareness of the surrounding mountains and to explain the geomorphology of this region and how the mountain ecosystem works…
You are invited to the Tatra Mountains in summer or winter. The Tatras are stunning and beautiful at all seasons and in every corner!”

 
Now we have a pleasure to enclose our clients opinion about our tour, service and attractions in Poland:

Please, tell us about your estimations or suggestions. If you tell us what you think we can continue to improve our service. We really appreciate your feedback.