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Price from 57 EUR
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EIP Pendolino 3800
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Price from 57 EUR
Direct
EIP Pendolino 3800
Pendolino Krakow - Kołobrzeg
PKP connections on the Krakow – Kołobrzeg route are served by, among others, EIP. The first direct train departs at 14:03 from the Krakow railway station. The last train to Kołobrzeg departs at 14:03. The fastest journey is offered by the non-stop train . The journey time on this train is 08:04. Currently, there are no other PKP Intercity trains running on the Krakow – Kołobrzeg route. The train terminates at Kołobrzeg.
How to buy a cheap ticket Krakow – Kołobrzeg?
Buy a ticket to Kołobrzeg in advance. Even if you're not sure about the departure date and time, you can always refund or rebook for a different date. Check if you're eligible for PKP discounts, the most popular of which are for children, teenagers, students, and seniors.
Buy your Krakow - Kołobrzeg ticket online with PolishTrains. Conveniently and securely. You'll receive your purchased ticket via email and phone as a PDF e-ticket.
Information about the Krakow–Kołobrzeg connection
A traveller travelling from Kraków to the Polish coast chooses this route to reach Kołobrzeg without changing trains along the way. The Pendolino journey takes more than eight hours, and the timetable for the selected day is shown by PolishTrains.
Anyone planning a trip during the holiday season should expect adjustments to the long-distance train timetable. The current timetable for the selected date is shown by the PolishTrains search engine, with a list of connections available that day. Timetable changes take effect with the new operating schedule, so dates from the previous season may differ.
A passenger travelling to the seaside for a holiday usually pays from approximately PLN 70 to approximately PLN 120 for a standard ticket on this route. The difference in price is mainly explained by the date on which the ticket is purchased. A ticket bought through PolishTrains is immediately available on the passenger’s phone, without the need to print a paper ticket. A ticket with a statutory discount costs less, but requires a document to be shown during inspection.