If you are bored with the promoted tourist destinations, a holiday in Poland in July is just what you need for an unforgettable and amazing holiday. Fans of extreme activities may prefer a tour to Poland in July, which will include a visit to the Polish Tatra Mountains. You can go rock climbing or mountaineering in their vast expanses.
If you imagine your summer trip to Poland as a more relaxing getaway, you can bask in the sun along the Baltic Sea coast. Although July is considered the hottest month for holidays, the sea temperature only rises to around +20°C. As for the air temperature, in some parts of Poland it can reach a peak of +26°C.
When planning your summer holiday in Poland, keep in mind that daytime temperatures often contrast sharply with nighttime ones. Summer nights are usually cool, rarely exceeding +12°C, so it’s a good idea to bring some warm clothes.
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