We begin our tour of the best paragliding locations in Poland with the center of the country, where you will find two exceptional resorts offering unforgettable flying experiences.

1. airsportsPoland - PPG paragliding school and launch pad, PPGG Location: Cmentarna 10/6, 42-242 Rędziny, Poland.

AirsportsPoland is a professional paragliding school that offers not only courses for beginners, but also excellent launch conditions for experienced pilots. The center is located in Rędziny, about 15 kilometers north of Częstochowa, making it easily accessible from many parts of the country.

How to get there: The easiest way to get here is by car. From Czestochowa, take national road 91 in a northerly direction. The nearest train station is Częstochowa Główna, from where you can get a cab or use local bus transportation.

Availability: The center operates year-round, but flights are subject to weather conditions. It is always advisable to contact the center before your visit to confirm the possibility of flights.

What sets the place apart:

• Experienced instructors with years of experience
• Modern equipment and the highest safety standards
• Possibility of tandem flights for those without experience
• Picturesque views of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland

Customer reviews are extremely positive, highlighting the professionalism of the instructors and the unforgettable flight experience. One visitor wrote: 'Cool strtowisko, nice atmosphere- highly recommend!!!'.

2. flying with motolotnialoty.pl Location: Legionistów 26a, 28-400 Pinczow, Poland

Although not a typical paragliding destination, Motolotnial Flights in Pinczow offers a similar experience and is a great alternative for people who want to experience flight without the need for lengthy training.

How to get there: Pinczow is located in the Swietokrzyskie province, about 40 kilometers south of Kielce. The most convenient way to get here is by car. The nearest train station is in Kielce, from where you can take bus services to Pinczow.

Availability: Flights take place throughout the year, but are subject to weather conditions. Advance reservations are necessary.

What sets the place apart:

• Ability to fly with no prior experience
• Beautiful views of the Ponidzie and Swietokrzyskie Mountains
• Experienced pilots with years of experience
• Various flight options, including scenic and extreme flights

Customers praise the professionalism and approach of the pilots. One review reads: 'Super experience, super contact with the staff! Mr. Damian very nice, contactable, no problems with arranging anything, will answer any doubts. Super views and adrenaline also provided!!!'

Both of these places offer an unforgettable flying experience in the heart of Poland. They are ideal for both beginners and experienced flying enthusiasts. Remember, it's always a good idea to check the current weather conditions and contact the center to confirm the possibility of flying before heading out. Whether you choose to go paragliding or paragliding, you're in for an unforgettable adventure in the Polish skies!

Continuing our tour of the best places to paraglide in Poland, we move to the north of the country, where two unique centers offering amazing flying experiences await.

3 Paragliding Location: 688M+4V, 83-047 Katarynki, Poland.

Paraodloty is a professional training center and launch pad located in the picturesque region of Kashubia, not far from Gdansk. It is an ideal place for both beginners and experienced paraglider pilots.

How to get there: The center is located in the village of Katarynki, about 40 km west of Gdansk. The most convenient way to get here is by car. From Gdansk, take provincial road 211 in the direction of Kartuzy, and then follow local roads. The nearest train station is Kartuzy, from where you can order a cab or use local bus transportation.

Availability: The center operates all year round, but flights are subject to weather conditions. It is always advisable to contact the center before planning a visit.

What sets the place apart:

• Experienced instructors with years of experience
• Picturesque views of the Kashubian Landscape Park and Radunskie Lake
• Possibility of tandem flights for those without experience
• Professional training for beginner pilots

Customer reviews are enthusiastic. One visitor wrote: '10/10! 🔥 Professional approach, adrenaline was also there, revelation in the clouds, and all this in 10min, express organization, good price, relaxed atmosphere, optimistic attitude, total relaxation. YOU should try it too!'

4. zalatani Location: Borsk 3a, 83-442, Poland

zalatani' is another great paragliding center in Kashubia, offering a wide range of services for flying enthusiasts.

How to get there: The center is located in the village of Borsk, about 70 km southwest of Gdansk. Getting there by car is the most convenient - from Gdansk, take national road No. 20 in the direction of Koscierzyna, and then follow local roads. The nearest train station is Koscierzyna, from where you can order a cab.

Availability: The center operates throughout the summer season, from May to October. In other months, availability is limited and depends on weather conditions.

What sets the place apart:

• Experienced instructors, including Ms. Instructor Svetlana with almost 20 years of experience
• Beautiful views of Kashubian lakes and forests
• Possibility of aerobatic flights for thrill seekers
• Friendly, family atmosphere (even the dogs are friendly!)

Customers praise the professionalism and passion of the instructors. One review reads: 'Super experience! A dream come true and a wonderful flight with aerobatics is a combination of adrenaline and beautiful views of the beautiful Kashubia. I will definitely return and highly recommend to everyone!'

Both of these destinations offer unique aviation experiences in northern Poland. They are ideal both for people who want to try paragliding for the first time and for experienced pilots looking for new challenges.

Practical tips:

• Always check the weather forecast before you plan to fly
• Dress warmly - it's cooler at altitude than on the ground
• Don't forget your camera or camcorder to capture amazing views
• If it's your first flight, don't worry - instructors are prepared to work with beginners and will take care of your safety

Paragliding is a sport for everyone, regardless of age or physical condition. At both Paraodlots and 'zalatani' you'll find options to suit your needs and abilities. Whether you dream of a leisurely flight over the Kashubian lakes or thrilling aerobatics in the air, northern Poland has what you're looking for. Get ready for an unforgettable experience and views that will stay in your memory for a long time!

At the end of our tour of the best paragliding spots in Poland, we move to the mountains, where incredible views and unique flying experiences await.

5th Flights over Jura Location: Dzwono-Sierbowice 35, 42-436, Poland

Flights over Jura' is a unique offer for aviation enthusiasts, offering sightseeing flights over the picturesque Krakowsko-Czestochowska Jura. Although not a typical paragliding experience, this option allows you to experience a similar experience and is accessible to those with no prior aviation experience.

How to get there: The resort is located in the village of Dzwono-Sierbowice, about 50 km northeast of Katowice. The most convenient way to get here is by car. From Katowice, take national road No. 78 in the direction of Zawiercie, and then follow local roads. The nearest train station is Zawiercie, from where you can order a cab.

Availability: Flights take place throughout the year, but are subject to weather conditions. Advance reservations are necessary.

What sets the place apart:

• The opportunity to admire from a bird's eye view the castles on the Trail of the Eagles' Nests
• Experienced pilots with years of experience
• Various flight options, including sightseeing and familiarization flights
• Ideal for those who want to experience flying without the need for lengthy training

Customer reviews are very positive. One visitor wrote: 'An amazing experience! The sightseeing flight over the Krakow-Czestochowa Jurassic Highland was extraordinary. A feeling of freedom and lightness that cannot be experienced on the ground. Admiring the beautiful landscapes of Jura and castles from the air, provided a lot of unforgettable emotions.''

Additional attractions in the region: In addition to flying, the Jura Krakowsko-Czestochowska region offers many other attractions to include in your travel plans:

1. the Trail of the Eagles' Nests - a series of medieval castles and ruins, ideal for day trips.
2. Eagles' Nests Landscape Park - an excellent place for hiking and rock climbing.
3. Ojcowski National Park - picturesque valleys, caves and rock formations.
4. Bledowska Desert - the largest area of volatile sands in Central Europe.

Practical tips for paragliders:

1. check the weather forecast: Atmospheric conditions are key to a safe and enjoyable flight. Pay particular attention to wind direction and strength.

2 Choose the right equipment: If you are a beginner, use equipment rentals from certified schools. Experienced pilots should regularly check the condition of their equipment.

3. Always fly with insurance: Paragliding, while fascinating, carries certain risks. Adequate insurance is essential.

4. Respect the environment: Remember that you are flying over protected areas. Observe the rules of nature conservation and do not disturb wildlife.

5. Be physically and mentally prepared: Paragliding requires good fitness and concentration. Take care to rest and hydrate before flying.

6. Sign up for a course: If you're just starting out, sign up for a professional course at a certified school. Basic training usually takes about a week.

7. Join a community: Local paragliding clubs are a great source of information about the best places to fly and current conditions.

Paragliding in Poland offers an unforgettable experience and a chance to admire the country from a whole new perspective. From the picturesque landscapes of Kashubia, to the vast plains of central Poland, to the majestic peaks of the Jura Mountains, each of the featured places has its own unique character and offers a unique flying experience.

Whether you're an experienced pilot or just beginning your paragliding adventure, Poland has a lot to offer you. Remember, however, that safety comes first - always follow the rules, use certified instructors and respect the forces of nature.

We hope this guide will inspire you to discover Poland's beauty from a bird's eye view and experience unforgettable moments in the air. Ready for a sky adventure? Poland's skies are waiting!