Kraków Gets Four More Ryanair Winter Routes
Ryanair is expanding its Kraków winter schedule with flights to Budapest, Dubrovnik, Rabat and Venice, taking its network to 67 routes for winter 2026/27. The airline will base 16 aircraft at Kraków, three more than last winter, and increase frequencies on more than 30 existing routes. The four links join the winter programme, although Budapest already entered Ryanair’s Kraków network during summer 2026.
Where Ryanair Is Flying This Winter
- Airline: Ryanair.
- Routes: Budapest, Dubrovnik, Rabat and Venice Marco Polo.
- Season: winter 2026/27.
- Rabat: from 27 October, Tuesday and Saturday.
- Dubrovnik: continues through the winter season.
- Budapest: continues from the summer schedule into winter.
- Venice Marco Polo: from 27 October.
- Network: 67 routes from Kraków.
Rabat is the biggest addition for anyone looking for a new destination, with most winter flights taking about three hours. Dubrovnik remains available after the main summer season, while Budapest is around 70 minutes away. Ryanair will compete with Wizz Air on Budapest and Venice, giving travellers another fare and timetable to compare. Tickets for the winter services are already available through Ryanair’s booking system.
The expanded schedule also makes several destinations easier to reach outside the summer peak. Rabat brings a direct link to Morocco’s capital, while Dubrovnik stays accessible for quieter winter visits. The Venice service uses Marco Polo Airport, where direct buses run to Piazzale Roma and water buses connect with Venice and several lagoon islands, making the onward journey easier after landing.
The four routes are only part of Ryanair’s wider winter expansion in Kraków. More than 30 existing services, including Barcelona, Bari, Málaga and Valencia, will also gain extra flights. That should give travellers more choice of departure days during the quieter season, while the mix of new and extended routes makes Kraków’s winter network noticeably broader than last year.
