Ukraine has suffered under conflict for the last two and half years and needless to say, tourism has come to a near standstill. However, you are able to both help Ukrainians and see this wonderful country by joining our Unique Ukraine tour in January. I've partnered with Sasha Vosk, founder and president of Rebuild Ukraine Travel, to offer a "Solidarity Tour" to the westernmost area of the country (centered in Lviv, pictured) and the magestic Carpathian Mountains. Whether you're seeking cultural enrichment, thrilling entertainment, or unforgettable nightlife adventures, Ukraine promises an exhilarating experience that will leave you wanting more.
"Tourism is the best form of humanitarian aid" - Sasha Vosk, President, Rebuild Ukraine Travel
Countries: 2 (Poland and Ukraine)
Number of Days: 12
Major Sites: UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Krakow Old Town, Lviv Old Town, St. George's Church in Drohobych,
Fly in/out: Krakow, Poland
Safety: Concerned about the situation in Ukraine? We understand your apprehension. While conflict persists predominantly in the eastern regions, much of the country remains open and operational, as depicted on the map (pictured). We won't claim it's entirely risk-free; after all, Ukraine is in a state of war. However, consider countries like Israel, which has faced ongoing conflict yet still attracts millions of tourists annually. Safety, as anywhere, is contextual. When you choose to book with us, rest assured that we prioritize your safety. We connect you with services like International SOS and offer trip refunds in cases where travel becomes unsafe. Your peace of mind is our priority.
Day 1 – Begin the Journey
Day 2 – Discover Krakow
Day 3 – Transfer to Lviv, Ukaine
Day 4 – Explore Lviv
Day 5 – Famous Resorts of Lviv
Day 6 – Tustan and Drohobych
Days 7 – Ivano-Frankivsk and the Probiy Waterfall
Days 8, 9 & 10 – Winter Activities
• Enjoy various winter activities: everyone will start with horseback riding in the mountains, then your choice could be downhill or cross-country skiing, snowboarding, or snowmobiling, or you might prefer being driven around the mountains on a large snowmobile.
• Dinner could potentially include a 'round table' gathering with members of the local Hoteliers Association and representatives from other key travel businesses.
• Relax in a whirlpool-sized Carpathian traditional 'bowl' (chan) with heated water sourced from natural springs, enhanced with fragrant herbs for an ultimate relaxing experience under a starry sky.
Day 11 - 12 – Chernivtsi
Day 13 – Malanka New Year's Celebration
Malanka is the New Year celebration in Ukraine – celebrated under the Julian calendar on 13th January, which is why it does not fall on the 31st December. It celebrates the “Old New Year.” This celebration is so deeply embedded in Ukrainian identity and culture, that no one is quite sure exactly where it came from or how old it is, but over time it has developed and evolved from a variation of a Pagan celebration, to a huge New Year celebration.
Day 13 – Khotyn Fortress
Day 14 – Kamianets-Podilskyi Castle
About Sasha Vosk and Rebuild Ukraine Travel
Sasha Vosk is a Brooklyn-based tour operator and Destination Management Professional specializing in Ukraine as a tourist destination, producer of an Emmy-award winning film, director and Tell award-winning circus producers/worldwide tour manager, and author of the first visual reconstruction of New York City's earliest hisotry. Kyiv Ukraine is where he was born and grew up, and where his family has lived for two centuries.
Rebuild Ukraine Travel has a unique mission to pioneer tourism in Ukraine, offering unparalleled insightts into the country's treasures through the expertise of top hospitality professionals nationwide. Their itineraries are richly diverse, and are competitively priced thanks to their exclusive deals with suppliers, ensuring guests access to the finest authenic experiences at exceptional value. Their motto is "Rebuilding LIves Through Travel." Every booking contributes 10% towards rebuilding Ukraine's infrastructure and providing modular homes for the displaced, supporting a vital social cause.
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