Malbork tour
Malbork tour from Warsaw
One of the attractions in Malbork is a boat cruise on the Nogat. In addition to the remarkable views, it gives you the opportunity to fully admire the vastness of the Malbork fortress and the magnificent panorama of the Castle stretching from the side of the Nogat River. The cruise is a great opportunity to take beautiful pictures and keep them as a souvenir.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
- suggested departure time: 7:00 am
- tour duration: 12-14 hours
- sightseeing available in English, German, Spanish, French and Russian
- the price per trip * applies to the cost per person and is given in Polish zlotys
- possibility to pay in foreign currency (€, £, $) at the current NBP exchange rate
Price per person in PLN | 1 PERSON | 2 PEOPLE | 3 PEOPLE | 4 PEOPLE | 5 PEOPLE | 6 PEOPLE |
Malbork | 2100 | 1200 | 830 | 650 | 550 | 490 |
Malbork + crusie on the Nogat river | 2150 | 1250 | 880 | 700 | 600 | 540 |
VEHICLE |
*PRICE INCLUDES:
- entrance fee to the Castle in Malbork, audioguide
- one-hour boat tour (if chosen)
- high-class car ride with an English-speaking driver
- water for the passengers
- In-car Wi-Fi
- passenger insurance
- for groups larger than 6 people, the service is priced individually
- Price does not include taxes
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