Greek Fteri beach tops rankings as Polish travelers weigh city‑break tips
The 2026 "World's Best 50 Beaches" ranking placed Greece’s Fteri Beach on Kefalonia at number 2, the only European site in the top tier. Polish tourists can reach the secluded cove, known for its white cliffs and silent bay, in about two to three hours by air, making it an attractive short‑haul destination.
At the same time, Greece’s Rhodes airport has been cited by AirHelp as one of Europe’s worst, with a 42 % on‑time departure rate and frequent long queues, highlighting ongoing capacity problems for the region’s summer influx.
Travel guides for Polish readers stress practical ways to improve short urban trips. For city breaks without a car, the emphasis is on choosing cities with strong public‑transport networks, pedestrian zones and compact attractions within walking distance. Planning a city break on weekdays can cut flight and accommodation costs and avoid crowds, while a car‑trip checklist advises pre‑checking routes, traffic forecasts, fuel levels and vehicle condition to prevent delays.
Additional advice covers selecting the right vehicle for daily commuting in Lublin, balancing size, fuel efficiency and road conditions, and highlights new domestic hotel offers in Poland’s mountain and seaside resorts.