All Gdansk Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 3

Great tour! A little bit of history and Polish knowledge. Nice Charcuterie with the beer tasting. The vodka tastings were a bit different and they were really good. The dinner was amazing and Bart gave us good information about the dishes including tips for making the soup. He was an attentive guide who made sure to talk personally with all of the guests throughout the tour. He also checked with me to make sure what my young daughter would want to eat and made sure her food came out quickly.

Excellent instruction with humour added. It used to be fully automatic packages but sadly that has had to be restricted due to wannabe John McClanes wrecking the range. Despite the restriction I still enjoyed the shooting due to the instruction/supervision,

It was a fabulous experience. And, as would be expected, it does require a degree of maintained physical exertion. The waterway has other watercraft traveling by, and depending on windiness of the day and the speed and size of other craft, there can be some waves.

This is an informative and enjoyable tour, with a very knowledgeable guide. The exercise is moderate but many cobblestone old streets may make it challenging for some riders. The group was able to see several parts of the old city and the remarkable growth in new construction. The history and presentation of the Solidarity shipyard site was a particular interest., and the narrative of the political changes in Gdansk from medieval to current times was one that every serious student of history should enjoy. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone able to participate.

The trip is titled Malbork Castle tour but I'd have to say that I learned more about Poland on the hour travel to and back than I did on the actual tour. Simon provided so many interesting stories. I would gladly book another trip with him. Regarding the castle, it is beautiful and I am so glad that they could reconstruct so much after WWII destruction. I really liked the draw bridges and gates. Our tour guide was well informed. I also enjoyed seeing the individual living quaters and the grand rooms. The only part of the tour that i felt was not needed is the amber exhibit as these can be seen in the Amber museum in Gdansk. There are a few negatives. This is not a place for the physically handicapped. There are many steps, some without handrails. I use a cane and had trouble maneuving several stairs. Also, most of the pathways are made up of uneven height stones which were difficult for many of our group after 3 hours of walking.

Great historical place. Our guide was fantastic! She was on time, very knowledgeable, and completely competent. A five star rating is not even good enough! I have taken many tours and this was the best I’ve been on ever! Our lunch was at a restaurant that served us a wonderful lunch in a restored building with an interesting history. If you want to find out the history of Gdansk and the surrounding area this is your chance. When the weather didn’t cooperate (Westerplatt) she even offered us options . We chose to accept a change and were thrilled. A wonderful day in Gdansk!

Our guide Michael was fantastic. Exceptionally, polite, knowledgeable and engaging. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour and saw many fantastic sights, which Michael gave captivating commentary on. His knowledge of the history of Poland and Gdansk is exceptional. This is a perfect way to start your trip to Gdansk and get an independent overview of the city and its interesting history. 100% would recommend. Thank you Michael for an amazing afternoon!

We went on a staff trip with our teachers-team, and it was fantastic! Kaja was an outstanding guide – incredibly knowledgeable, well-prepared, engaging, and full of great humor. She made the whole experience both fun and memorable. Absolutely top class!