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Cheap Flights to Poland
When is the best time to fly to Poland?
Choose a month below to see average flight price and weather conditions.
Peak season:
Most people might think of Poland and imagine very cold, snowy weather. If you book your flights to Poland for the Winter then you’d be right thinking this, however, Spring and Summer offer very sunny days with high temperatures. May through to September see the most tourists, with July and August when Poland gets really busy. You’ll struggle to find cheap flights to Poland around these months so make sure to secure your flight tickets in advance to avoid losing out.
Off season:
The Winter months are very cold and usually very snowy. Due to this you’ll have a much better chance at finding the cheapest flights to Poland, although skiers tend to flock to one of the many resorts that cater for Winter sports. Secure your flight tickets early if you want to ski or try to avoid the Winter altogether if you don’t. Spring and Autumn are wonderful months to visit and you’ll find cheap flights to Poland too. Reduced costs on flight tickets, fewer tourists and better hotel rates make the warm Spring and Autumn great ‘off seasons’ to book your flights to Poland.
How long is the flight to Poland?
Flights from London to Krakow, Poland: 2 hours 25 minutes.
Flights from Manchester to Warsaw, Poland: 2 hours 30 minutes.
Flights from Birmingham to Krakow, Poland: 4 hours 10 minutes.
Flights from Glasgow to Warsaw, Poland: 2 hours 35 minutes.
Which airlines operate flights to Bristol?
Ryanair, Wizz Air, easyJet and British Airways provide cheap flights to Poland, with British Airways being the most expensive of the lot. With a low flight time of just a couple of hours, comfort isn’t necessarily the initial thought if you are trying to travel on a budget. With that in mind Wizz Air, Ryanair or easyJet offer competitively priced flight tickets with similar comfort and service. All three of them also charge more for checked in baggage during the Summer months (although Ryanair can go a bit extreme with their prices) so be careful of this if you book for the peak season as your cheap flights to Poland could all of a sudden become rather pricey. British Airways provide complimentary food and drinks onboard their flights and they offer slightly better comfort than the three budget airlines. Ultimately it depends how you prefer to travel so once you have a rough idea of when and where you want to travel too, you should compare a few airlines together to see who benefits you the most.
How to get from the airport to the city centre?
Warsaw:
Chopin Airport, which is most likely the one you’ll fly into if you book your flights to Poland for Warsaw, is around 10km from the city centre. There are a few different options you can consider with one of the cheapest ones being the bus service. Bus number 175 goes to the centre of the city and to the old town too making it an ideal route if your hotel is located around there. If you arrive at night then you’ll want to catch bus number N32 which goes to the centre. If you don’t like the idea of getting a bus then you can opt for a taxi. You’ll find them outside of the airport but make sure you agree on a price before setting off. Travelling with a friend will make a taxi journey more worthwhile as you can split the fare.
Krakow:
The airport is Krakow benefits from two regular buses as well as a night bus. 208 and 292 will take your during the day and 902 is the night bus. You can buy your ticket either at the arrivals Terminal or at the ticket machine at the bus stop. The fastest way to get into the city is via a train. You can get the train nearby to the passenger terminal, at the rear of the multi-story car park. Trains run 7 days a week and they provide WiFi just in case you need to confirm your hotel booking or let people know you have landed safely. Taxis are another option but the price will be a lot steeper than the train or bus alternatives. Agree on the price beforehand to avoid being ripped off and for extra peace of mind ask for a receipt.
