Auschwitz remembered

On 14 June 1940, 798 Polish political prisoners were brought to Auschwitz as the first inmates of what was later to become the Nazis most deadly instrument in their “Final Solution” for Europe’s Jewish population. 

By the time the camp was liberated with the Red Army in 1945, somewhere between 1,100,000 and 1,500,000 people had perished in the labour camp and the larger death camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau. 

The camps remain remarkably intact with many buildings still standing as a chilling testimony to the most abominable chapter of the Second World War and Fregata Travel is offering a three-night visit to Krakow which includes a visit to both camps. 

Taking place throughout February and March inclusive of return flights to Krakow from Stansted, Gatwick, Birmingham, Bristol, Glasgow and Manchester, transfers 3 nights accommodation with breakfast at the 3* hotel Atrium, City Tour and visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau.

Price from £250/p.p.

In search of Wolves

This unique trip offers you the once in a lifetime opportunity to go searching for wolves in the beautiful Bieszczady region of Poland.

The best time of year to take this trip is during March, April, October and November.

Flights Stansted to Krakow/Rzeszow to Stansted with Ryanair - 1 night bed and breakfast accommodation at the Hotel Senacki in Krakow - 1 night accommodation at the 3 star Hotel Laworta Ustrzyki Dolne - 1 night accommodation at the Villa Stasia in Ustjanowa Gorna - 1 night accommodation at the 3 star Hotel Czarna in Czarna. Private transportataion throughout the tour Privately guided city tour of Krakow.

Private English speaking expert guides during wolf-tracking (3 days).

3 days full board (packed lunches).

Price from £879/p.p.

Large discounts available for groups of 4 or more people.