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RobbityBobbity   
17 Aug 2008
Travel / Touring Poland by Car & stay B&B: Pre-book or "wing-it"? [9]

"Guest" above is me "RobbityBobbity" still getting a hang of this forum thingy!!!

Thanks too Helena. Is the Poznan thread the one with video on Buffet Car Workers?
I look forward to reading a report on your September travels.

Funny reading the post on Wizzair - we plan on flying from Malmo (Sweden) to Gdansk with WizzAir - I think we'll hang-fire on that booking too!

Anyone stayed at the Gotyk Guest house in Gdansk?
RobbityBobbity   
16 Aug 2008
Travel / Touring Poland by Car & stay B&B: Pre-book or "wing-it"? [9]

Hi. Next March/April my husband and I will be leaving antipodean shores (Australia) for our first European holiday. We plan on arriving in Gdansk (ex CPH) and driving at a leisurely pace to south Poland - taking about 7-10 days using maps and Lonely Planet guides. We are yet to find a local travel agent with in-depth knowledge on Poland so we are reluctant to pre-book, preferring to find our own way. We of course will exercise common sense regarding safety - and will seek out English speaking operators when it comes to car hire & accomm. Although we live in the wide open space of rural Australia I have had experience driving in Kuala Lumpur (crazy drivers) & have driven on the "wrong side" of the road before in the US!. I was wondering if the major Polish cities/towns had easily locatable tourist offices where we could go to arrange accommodation, sightseeing, etc? Or is "winging it" a recipe for disaster?

Thanks too for your informative thread rjrogalla!
RobbityBobbity   
16 Aug 2008
Travel / How Can I Not be the "Ugly American" Tourist in Poland? [97]

I would recommend a "murse" type bag too - In Australia I call it an urban style shoulder bag. I reckon they're better as you can hang it across your body diagonally so it sits on your front hip -safer than on your back (unless you have eyes in the back of your head).