September is the ideal time to travel in Poland - the weather is still good, while popular tourist destinations are less crowded than in the full summer season. It is also a great opportunity to discover unique places, enjoying the peace and charm of Polish nature, mountains or lakes. Whether you prefer active outdoor recreation or rather quiet moments of relaxation in a hotel spa, Poland offers a wide variety of places worth visiting this September. In this article, you will find the answer to the question of where to go on holiday in Poland in September, along with specific proposals that will satisfy every traveller - from nature lovers to those looking for a luxurious holiday.
Masuria - Land of the Great Lakes
Masuria in September is the ideal destination for those seeking peace, contact with nature and active leisure. The September landscape of the Tałty, Śniardwy or Niegocin lakes delights with tranquillity and picturesque views, especially at sunrise and sunset. This is the time when you can rediscover the charms of the Masurian lakes without the summer crowds.
Robert's Port Hotel - luxury and relaxation in Masuria
An excellent choice for a September holiday in Masuria is Robert's Port Hotel, located on Lake Tałty in Stare Sady near Mikołajki. The hotel offers numerous stay packages that combine relaxation with spa treatments. It is the ideal place to combine outdoor activities - such as sailing, canoeing or cycling trips - with deep relaxation in the hotel's wellness area.
Robert's Port Hotel offers:
- Relaxing spa treatments - massages, saunas, jacuzzi and aromatherapy.
- Attractions for the active - water equipment rental, bicycles and the possibility of organising lake cruises.
- Favourable offers - September packages with lower prices and additional attractions such as themed evenings or tastings of regional dishes.
If you are looking for a place to relax in unique surroundings, Robert's Port Hotel is the perfect option. Check out the available packages and book your September stay!
Kashubia - idyllic peace and proximity to nature
Kashubia is a region of extraordinary beauty, which shows its most beautiful face in autumn. September in Kashubia is a time when the colourful leaves of the trees give the hills and lakes a unique atmosphere. Local villages retain their traditions and authenticity, and the area exudes tranquillity.
Kashubian attractions in September:
- Kashubian Hills - walking on the moraine hills, you can enjoy picturesque landscapes, perfect for photography.
- Lakes and rivers - Kashubian lakes become calm in September, ideal for kayaking or boating.
- Proximity to the sea - Kashubia is not far from the Baltic Sea, giving you the opportunity for a quick trip to less crowded September beaches.
Bieszczady - peace and wildlife
The Bieszczady Mountains are an option for those looking for a real break from civilisation. In September, the mountain pastures begin to take on autumn colours and the number of tourists decreases significantly. This is an ideal time for long walks on mountain trails and observing nature.
What do the Bieszczady Mountains fascinate with in September?
- Polonnas - September's polonnas are shimmering in red, yellow and brown colours, which gives them a unique charm.
- Peace on the trails - after the holiday season, the Bieszczady Mountains become an oasis of peace and quiet, ideal for long hikes and meditation surrounded by nature.
- Wooden Orthodox churches - it is worth visiting these monuments, scattered throughout the region, which add to the Bieszczady's mysterious character.
Lower Silesia - mountain hiking and castles
Lower Silesia is a region that in September offers unique attractions for both mountain hiking enthusiasts and fans of sightseeing. The Karkonosze, the Table Mountains or the Owl Mountains become more accessible to tourists in September, and the October colours of autumn add to the charm of these places.
Lower Silesia in September:
- Giant Mountains - in September the mountain trails are less crowded and the views are spectacular, ideal for hiking.
- Castles and palaces - Lower Silesia is a region full of castles, such as Książ Castle or Wojanow Palace, which offer interesting sightseeing and cultural events in September.
The Tatras and Podhale - mountain hiking without crowds
In September, the Tatra Mountains and Podhale offer exceptional tranquillity, making them an ideal destination for mountain hikers. Zakopane and its surroundings are less crowded and the trails leading to Morskie Oko or Dolina Pięciu Stawów become more pleasant to traverse.
Why visit the Tatras in September?
- Fewer tourists on the trails - the Tatras in September are less crowded, giving you the opportunity to enjoy nature to the full.
- Mountain inns - after a day on the mountain trails, it is worth tasting regional dishes such as oscypek or kwaśnica.
September holidays in Poland - benefits and recommendations
If you are still wondering where to go on holiday in Poland in September, here are some additional arguments as to why it is worth planning your trip precisely at this time:
- Peace and quiet - after the summer crowds, September is a time when many popular destinations become quieter and more accessible.
- Natural beauty - September landscapes are extremely picturesque thanks to the golden, red and brown colours of the leaves, making this time ideal for photography.
- Lower prices and accommodation availability - after the summer season, many hotels, including Robert's Port Hotel, offer attractive promotions and greater room availability, making a September holiday more affordable.
- Relaxation and recovery - the spa packages available at hotels, such as Robert's Port, are a great way to recover and unwind after a busy summer.
If you're planning a September getaway, Robert's Port Hotel in Masuria is the perfect place to combine activity and relaxation. Take advantage of our unique stay offer and book your September holiday today!
