Overnight stay
Combine an overnight stay in a unique place with a tour of the mine. The activity during the tour will ensure a healthy sleep for everyone at a depth of 250 meters, in the largest Ważyn Chamber.
15-17 °C
Temperature in Bochnia Salt Mine
about 13-15 hours
The overnight stay in Ważyn Chamber lasts from 13 to 15 hours.
1000 stairs
Descent and ascent from the mine are by elevator, but there are stairs along the tourist route.
Touring and attractions
Check out what attractions await you during the overnight stay in Bochnia Salt Mine.
Overnight stay
The stay program includes:
• Descent into the mine via a real mining elevator,
• Overnight stay in Ważyn Chamber, located 250 meters underground and carved out of salt,
• Tour of the oldest salt mine in Poland, including the Tourist Route with Multimedia Exhibition, which you can enhance with an underground boat ride,
• Ride on the underground mining train,
• Opportunity to use the mini playground for children and the sports field,
• Disco.
Where does your
adventure begin?
The tour of this route begins at the Campi shaft.
Campi shaft address:
ul. Campi 15, 32-700 Bochnia
Overnight stay
An active stay on the sports field in Ważyn Chamber, touring the tourist route, and sleeping underground in the mine allow you to fully benefit from the greatest treasure of this place: the healing salt microclimate.
Underground mining train, underground playground, sports field.
By choosing this option, you will spend the entire night in the mine.
For students over 3 years old.
Planning an overnight stay?
Book your date in advance!
Tickets for school groups can only be reserved through the Customer Service Office. Contact us to schedule a date, customize the tour route, and provide students with an unforgettable underground history lesson.
Contact us!Questions andanswers
Check what’s worth knowing before starting your adventure.
Q: How can I book an overnight stay in the mine for a school group?
To organize an overnight stay in the mine for students, please make a reservation in advance by contacting the Tourist Service Office by phone or email. Due to high demand, we recommend booking early.
Q: What are the hours of the overnight stay in the mine?
The overnight stay begins with the descent into the mine starting from 5:00 PM. The exact time is scheduled by the Tourist Service Office. Detailed information about the schedule is provided at the time of booking.
Does the mine provide bedding for the overnight stay?
Yes, when booking an overnight stay, you can request bedding sets for an additional fee.
Q: Can we bring our own sleeping bags for the overnight stay in the mine?
Yes, you are welcome to bring your own sleeping bag.
Is the overnight stay free for the tour leader?
Yes, the tour leader is entitled to a free overnight stay. For details about the number of free supervisors per group and the conditions of participation, please contact the Tourist Service Office.
Do teachers or school group supervisors have to pay for the overnight stay at the Bochnia Salt Mine?
Teachers and supervisors can visit the mine free of charge, following the rule of one free supervisor per 10 students. If there are more supervisors, additional adults are subject to the standard ticket price. For more details, please check the “Prices” section or contact our Tourist Service Office.
Can we order meals for a school group during the overnight stay in the mine?
Yes, meals can be ordered for school groups. The mine offers lunch sets, dinners, and breakfasts.
How should we prepare a school group for the overnight stay?
Before the trip, it's a good idea to prepare the group for the unique experience of spending the night underground. The temperature in the mine is around 15–17°C (59–63°F), so we recommend dressing in layers and wearing full, comfortable sports shoes – proper footwear is essential for safely walking the tourist route. Each participant should bring personal items such as toiletries and a towel. Please note that mobile phones do not have signal underground, but there is Wi-Fi access in the Ważyn Chamber, allowing students to contact their parents. A guide accompanies the group throughout the stay and is available to assist whenever needed. For detailed information about organizing the overnight stay, please contact the Tourist Service Office.
How should children dress for the overnight stay in the mine?
Children should wear warm clothes, preferably in layers, as the temperature in the mine stays around 15–17°C (59–63°F). For the night, we recommend bringing a warm tracksuit or a comfortable pajama suitable for underground conditions. During the winter season, children may also bring lighter shoes to change into for extra comfort. It's also important that they wear full, sporty footwear during the tour for safety reasons.
How should we pack for the overnight stay in the mine?
It's best to pack your belongings in a comfortable backpack or travel bag. Wheeled suitcases are not recommended, as they can be difficult to handle underground.
Can we charge our phones during the overnight stay in the mine?
Yes, there are charging points available in the Ważyn Chamber. Keep in mind that there is no mobile signal underground, but Wi-Fi is available so you can stay in touch with your loved ones.
Is there Internet access in the mine?
Yes, Wi-Fi is available in the Ważyn Chamber. This allows overnight guests to use the Internet and stay in touch with their loved ones, even though there is no mobile signal underground
Is parking available at the Bochnia Salt Mine during the overnight stay?
Yes, there is an unattended parking lot at the Campi shaft, where the overnight stay and multimedia tour begin. Parking is paid, and the fee for buses and coaches is 40 PLN per day.
Is there a luggage storage or cloakroom available at the Bochnia Salt Mine?
The Bochnia Salt Mine does not have a dedicated cloakroom or standard luggage storage. However, overnight guests can leave their belongings in the Ważyn Chamber, which serves as the sleeping area. For convenience, we recommend bringing only essential items packed in a backpack or travel bag. Due to the nature of the underground route and limited space, moving around with suitcases may be difficult.
How long does the overnight stay in the mine last?
he overnight stay in the mine lasts between 13 and 15 hours.
Do we take an elevator or stairs to get underground for the overnight stay at the Bochnia Salt Mine?
Guests descend into the mine using a mining elevator, which provides quick and comfortable transport underground. After the elevator ride, participants walk down a sloped passage with stairs to reach the Ważyn Chamber, where the overnight stay takes place. At the end of the stay, they return the same way to take the elevator back to the surface.
Are there any health contraindications for visiting the Bochnia Salt Mine?
Yes, the main contraindications include circulatory or respiratory failure and claustrophobia. Before your visit, it’s important to assess your health condition, and if you have any doubts, consult your doctor.
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