All Gdansk Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 6

Picked up from hotel at the correct time.simon our driver gave us loads of information. Thomas was our tour guide,a very humble man,full of knowledge, a very sad story of the history of Poland,,but one that definitely needs to be told.thank you to Simon and tomas for a really good trip

Great way to see the city. The buggy was warm, too warm we had to ask him to turn the heat off. The driver was very friendly, he was from the city and was very knowledgeable about the history. His English was excellent. There was heavy snow and it was a great way to see places of interest and get our bearings for sightseeing as the driver told us the best places to go on our own. We were picked up at the hotel but due to traffic restrictions we couldn’t get right back to door and he dropped us off at the corner of the street and we walked back which was quicker than sitting in the rush hour traffic. All in all a good experience.

You use real guns with live rounds under expert supervision, these powerful weapons will give a kick back when you fire them, it's an experience you should try once, I booked it for me and my wife who's never fired a gun before, she loved it, it was all done on a safe firing range, the guns are prepared by them and they're with you when it's your turn to use them, obviously there are different packages, our package experience was 4 weapons, with 10 rounds per gun, glock 17, pump action shotgun, czech machine gun and the iconic russian AK47, we got to keep our targets with bullet holes in them which I'm going to frame and hang in my bar, well worth the experience as we don't have anything like this where I live in the UK apart from clay pigeon shooting, and they don't use machine guns there, considering the cost I thought it was well worth it

Bożena is a wonderful tour guide. She is a local. She knows many of the area’s hidden treasures. We walked around Gdansk and she pointed out some historical sites. She took me to some great locations in Sopot. In Gdynia, we went to an area that overlooks the city and then we went to the port. This tour is a great experience. I learned a lot.

We found this experience very good! We booked ahead of time and its one thing We looked forward too. There was a few people waiting when we arrived. They split us into two boats so it was comfortable! They provided blankets which was a nice touch too. The guide was friendly, informative but also had some humour. We learnt quite a lot and found it a perfect way to start our holiday as it was our first evening we arrived. Should we come to Gdansk again we would book and fully recommend :)

Such a wonderful experience on today’s kayaking tour! Our guide, Nick, was absolutely fabulous—friendly, knowledgeable, and full of interesting insights that made the trip both fun and informative. The pace was perfect, and we were lucky that the weather cooperated, making it an even more enjoyable outing. I’d highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a great mix of adventure, relaxation, and learning.

Many of the other reviews refer to Mike. There is a reason. He is a phenomenal guide, a native of Gdansk, who has lived through the history of Communism and can discuss any information or subject on Poland and these cities. You will not be disappointed if you are in Poland to learn and experience. He picks you up and returns you to your hotel. Our time with him was about 8 hours due to traffic challenges and he wanted to make sure we covered as many important places as possible. We experienced the three cities, which are very different from each other. We visited the parks, the monastery in Gydnia, include a concert in the monastery, which has a 7000 pipe organ. The performance is a must hear for everyone, regardless of your interest in music. The altar and artifacts are gorgeous inside. We went to the port in Gydnia and walked around. After, we visited Sopot, a beach resort and casino area. Here, Mike dropped us off for an hour and gave us basic guidance on what we could go see. And if we wanted to get something to eat, some recommendations affordable places (there are quite a few depending on your desires). While the weather kept the beach goers a way, the time there was a good experience. We returned to Gdansk and visited the museum where Lech Wałęsa's office is located. He was not there the day we visited, but does apparently speak quite often. We went to the old town area, which was very close to our hotel. There we visited St. Mary's Church, a massive facility, very beautiful inside. Mike then walked us around the area and talked about some of the unique history in Gdansk. Mike spent so much time with us, it is hard to summarize the experience any other way than to say, everyone loves Mike's approach to his clients.

Malbork is a massive place composed of three levels (upper, middle, and lower) sections of the castle. The work to restore the castle and maintain its beauty are excellent. Viator arranged for the driver (Simon) to pick us up at the hotel. We were in a group of 4, including ourselves. Simon is extremely knowledgeable about the area and the history, so you can learn quite a bit from him during the drive from/to Gdansk to/from Malbork. Simon explained the credentials of our guide Alicija, who has 47 years of experience with Malbork. Her knowledge is endless and she is a joy to be with. You will need every second of the 4 hours at Malbork to experience/learn its history. Go as early as you can as there are many tour groups.