The Dnipro–Kraków route is ideal for passengers wishing to travel to Poland by land. Your journey will be more relaxed if you compare options based on the full boarding address, journey time, changes and luggage allowances, rather than just the departure time.
How to compare journeys
Set a date on RedRay and view the details of each option. Check exactly where the coach departs from in Dnipro, where it arrives in Kraków, how many stops are planned and whether you’ll need to change coaches. If you’ve arranged other transport upon arrival, allow plenty of time.
Ticket and boarding
Once you’ve booked, double-check the passenger’s name, date, time and both addresses. Save your ticket on your phone and as a printout. Arrive early for boarding: finding the platform, dealing with luggage and checking the passenger list all take time.
Documents, border control and luggage
Keep the originals of your documents in your hand luggage. Requirements depend on the passenger’s nationality and circumstances, so check them on official websites. General preparation for travelling to Poland is described in the RedRay guide. Check the specific carrier for luggage allowances and non-standard baggage.
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Arrival in Kraków
Save ‘Kraków MDA’ or your destination, a city map and the route to your accommodation in advance. Check the operating hours of local transport, especially if you’re arriving early or late. The guide to the next stage of your journey will help.
Before departure
- double-check the timetable and platform;
- charge your phone and save your ticket offline;
- label your suitcase;
- pack some water, a snack and a warm layer of clothing.
The actual journey time depends on traffic and border controls, so don’t plan connections that are too tight.