Travel Insurance for Poland

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In general, summer is considered the best time to visit Poland. It is also the peak season for tourism in the country, stretching from June to August. The days are hot but not unbearable, with an average temperature range of around 30°C. If you are planning a trip for sightseeing and exploration, the summer months are the most suitable. Make sure to pack light clothes when visiting during this period, and expect to see sudden rain showers in some regions. Besides Summer, both Fall and Spring are popular seasons for visiting Poland. Fall starts in September and extends till November, whereas Spring begins in mid-March and ends in May. Both make up the shoulder season for Poland tourism and when tourists like to visit the country for sightseeing and to attend various events and festivals.

Winter in Poland starts around December and extends till late February to early March. It is the off-season for tourism in the country due to low temperatures, which often drop below the freezing point. If the focus of your Poland trip is to participate in winter sports and attend Christmas and New Year events, you can schedule your tour in the winter months. No matter the trip time, you can always get great deals on travel insurance at HDFC ERGO.

To know more about the best time, climate, temperature and other factors before visiting Poland. Read our blog on Best time to visit Poland.

• Instead of going for rental cars and private taxis, consider using public transport for travelling within Poland. It can save a lot of money, especially if you are travelling on a budget.

• Besides luxurious stays, you can find cheap accommodation options around the outskirts of the main tourist-centric cities in Poland.

• Dealing with unforeseen events in a foreign land can be financially stressful. So, keep yourself secure by investing in a good Poland travel insurance plan. This way, you won’t exceed your travel budget when faced with a medical or non-medical emergency during the trip. Find international travel insurance for Poland on HDFC ERGO.

• Consider scheduling your trip during the off-season or shoulder season to get some attractive deals on sightseeing, flights, accommodations, local transfers, etc.

• Save money on sightseeing by opting for free walking tours across several tourist-focused cities in Poland. Tipping is not mandatory, and you can do so at your discretion.

• Drinking alcohol in public in Poland is absolutely illegal. If you want to consume alcoholic beverages, do so in bars, restaurants or indoors.

• Taking pictures of some buildings in Poland is illegal. So before pointing your cameras, consider looking for a sign or asking local authorities.

• If you are wearing a hat, make sure to take it off when entering someone’s house, a church, or other public institutions or places of respect.

• During your visit to Poland, make sure to not point your finger at others. It is considered rude behaviour by the locals.

• If the Polish police catch you jaywalking, you will be fined for that action.

• Try using some local terms when greeting people in Poland. It is a great sign of respect towards the regional culture, and the residents really appreciate the effort.