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A meeting on the water is also a perfect opportunity for an unforgettable photo session. The deck of the Premium Yachting seagoing units is a safe, comfortable, ocean-class seagoing unit that can sail in all conditions. We provide 2 decks on the yacht - external and internal, toilet, access to electricity, light and heating. The yacht protects against rain, bad weather and excess sun.

During the cruise around the port, you will see Westerplatte, Wisłoujście Fortress, port cranes, quays, dry docks and ships - both those under renovation and during loading/unloading. The port is alive all year round! Also, we will sail out of the harbor into the bay and set sail. We provide a comfortable seagoing yacht with a toilet, two decks (open and closed) and everything you need to spend time comfortably. Most of the cruise takes place in the port of Gdańsk using an engine. The exit from the port is quite long, and along the way we will see many interesting objects and port life. We reach the mouth of the port into the Bay of Gdańsk and there, depending on the weather conditions, we enter the bay for a moment or turn back before it.

Experience an alternative way to go sightseeing in Gdansk—a guided kayaking adventure. See the city from a completely different perspective to a walking tour, and access canals that ferries can’t go through. Along the way, pass by interesting sights such as The Crane, SS Soldek museum ship, the Gdansk Shipyard, Granary Island, and Olowianka Island.

Come to explore Gdansk on a highly affordable introduction to the heart of Old Town. Your guide is practiced at striking that perfect balance between entertainment and humor with historical knowledge so that you can enjoy a fun, and accurate, tour. You'll learn about the people who live (and lived) in Gdansk, who attempted to control the city, and why the Crusaders came. From war and prosperity, tolerance and prosecution, and destruction and reconstruction—you'll hear about a little of everything.

Experience the historical charm of Gdańsk from a unique perspective—on the water. Enjoy breathtaking views as you sip on a glass of non-alcoholic welcome drink, immersing yourself in the city's vibrant atmosphere. Discover extraordinary locations accessible only by boat, including iconic sites tied to the birthplace of the "Solidarity" movement. Witness the impressive craftsmanship of one of Europe's most renowned shipyards, where ships are meticulously repaired, adding to the city's rich maritime heritage.

Embark on an unforgettable water adventure in Sopot, where excitement meets relaxation. Take the helm and try steering the boat yourself, adding a touch of thrill to your journey. Marvel at the stunning views surrounding you, as the serene waters and picturesque landscapes create a perfect backdrop. Immerse yourself in the joy of being on the water, making the most of every moment of this unique experience.

Malbork Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world’s largest castles. With this tour, avoid the crowds and potential delays on public transport, and travel directly from Gdansk instead in an air-conditioned minibus. Once at the castle, explore the grounds with a guide, learn about its history, and have the chance to see a museum with over 40,000 items dating back to medieval times.

Vast, brick-built Malbork Castle (Muzeum Zamkowe w Malborku), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a must on any visit to Gdansk. Spare yourself the mile-long (1.5-kilometer) walk from the train station when you book this convenient package, with pickup and drop-off direct to your hotel. Explore the castle and its grounds with an audio guide: please note routes are shorter on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

Skip the tourist trap restaurants and discover authentic Polish fare on a food tour of Gdansk. Stroll the streets with your small group and local guide to locate hidden dining highlights, and sample traditional morsels as you hear first-hand insights into Polish history, culture, and cuisine. In addition, receive 1 shot of vodka to wash it all down, as well as personalized tips for the rest of your trip.

Stutthof was a former concentration camp that was established by the Nazi regime during World War II, and it now acts as a memorial to those who lost their lives there. Instead of looking up local public transport schedules, this tour is a convenient way to get there—starting with a Gdansk hotel pickup. Once at the site, a guided tour is included around the museum and grounds.

Gdansk’s Old Town is beautiful but it can be hard to put it into its cultural context without a guide. This walking tour lets you see the essential sights, from Golden Gate to St. Mary’s Church and the medieval Crane, and learn about famous citizens as you do. You’ll finish at the Museum of the Polish Post Office, site of a heroic defense against the Nazis during World War II.

Gdansk, Sopot, and Gdynia make up an area known as the Tricity. Save time and go on a day trip that cover the highlights of all three cities in a day. Avoid the crowds on public transport and travel in a more luxurious way—a deluxe air-conditioned chauffeur-driven vehicle. Top sights covered include Gdansk Old Town, Oliwa Cathedral, Sopot Pier, and Dar Pomorza ship in Gdynia.

A Hanseatic city, Gdansk was built around the water. Hear pre-recorded insights into the city's rich history on this short Motlawa River cruise, aboard a motorboat with a retractable canopy roof. See sights including Granary Island, Olowianka Island, the medieval crane, the fish market, the SS Soldek freighter, and the remains of a fortress built by the Teutonic Knights. Numbers are capped at just 10 passengers, ensuring an intimate experience.

If you’re looking for a way to see the sights of Gdansk from a new vantage point and avoid the crowds at the same time—then this sunset kayaking tour is an excellent pick. Follow your guide on a paddling adventure through the river Motlawa and learn about the city’s maritime history as you pass interesting landmarks such as the Gdansk Shipyard, SS Soldek, and The Crane.

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Stutthof was a former Nazi concentration camp, where people from 28 different countries were imprisoned. With this tour, learn more about the tragic events of World War II, and visit the grounds of Stutthof that now acts as a museum and memorial to those who lost their lives. As well as door-to-door transfers, the trip includes admission to the site and a guided tour.

It offers a modern, luxurious motor catamaran well suited for 12 passengers. The guests can count on the intimate nature of the cruise, among family, friends or colleagues. During the cruise, you talk about the history of Gdansk’s most famous monuments (from the recording).

This private tour takes you to the site of a former concentration camp that was opened by Nazi Germany during World War II—Stutthof. To get there quickly—without having to look up public transport routes—a Gdansk hotel pickup is included. Then, tour the former camp quarters, gas chambers, crematorium, and museum with a guide to provide commentary about the site’s poignant past.

Avoid the busy streets of Gdansk and opt for a much more scenic and relaxed way of sightseeing—an evening kayak tour. No need to worry if it’s your first time kayaking—the tour is private, so you’ll have your guide’s undivided attention. Go kayaking along the Motlawa River and pass by top sights such as the Crane (Zuraw), Gdansk Shipyard, and Olowianka island.

Tastings at our place are conducted similarly to wine tastings. We will introduce you to the producers during the tasting and share insights into the alcohol production process and its history. You will also have the opportunity to try snacks prepared by local restaurants like Restaurant Gdański Bowke

Private transfer from Gdańsk to Warsaw or Warsaw to Gdańsk. Transportation is by deluxe, spacious air conditioned vehicles, driven by experienced chauffeur Possible stop in Malbork Castle on the way!

Get more out of your time in Gdansk by taking a trip out to visit the former military headquarters of Adolf Hitler—Wolf’s Lair. Instead of driving there yourself, let someone else navigate, so you can focus on the views of the beautiful Polish countryside along the way. Once at the site, enjoy plenty of time to explore the grounds of Wolf’s Lair with a guide to accompany you.

See the beauty of Gdansk from the water and visit places that ferries can’t access with this kayaking adventure. Led by a guide, set off on a beginner-friendly route that showcases views of the Crane, Gdansk Shipyard, Granary Island, and Olowianka Island. If you’re traveling as a couple, enjoy the flexibility to choose between a double or single kayak.