Recently, I traveled from Moldova to Poland and decided to try the road instead of flying.

At first, I thought it would be long and tiring, but it turned out much more convenient than I expected.

The route went through Romania and connected cities like Chișinău, Warsaw, Kraków, and Wrocław. It’s especially handy if you have lots of luggage or are traveling with family — no issues with baggage, and you can bring everything you need.

The bus was comfortable, with air conditioning and cozy seats. The schedule was reliable, the drivers were friendly, and it was easy to get information about border crossings or stops. A nice bonus: you can also send small parcels on the same route — I used it to send some documents to friends in Poland.

I checked moldova-polonia.vip before the trip to see routes and schedules. It really saved time and made planning easier than searching through different forums or social media groups.

Overall, the trip was smooth and enjoyable. Next time I travel between Moldova and Poland, I’ll probably choose ground transport again — practical, comfortable, and stress-free.