REVIEWS · GDANSK YACHT CRUISES
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 7 gdansk yacht cruises worth the money, each with its price, the hours aboard and the one thing to check before you pay.
Join a small-group open motor yacht cruise from Gdańsk’s Green Bridge. In 45 minutes, you’ll pass the Crane, Ołowianka Island, Granary Island, the shipyards, Polish Hook, and Gdańsk Marina. Commentary is available in English, German, and Polish, with space for up to 10 people.
“We do not like when it is a taped guiding It was good when we got the written info on the sheets. We could play the music we like”
See Gdańsk from the Motława River to the Port of Gdańsk, passing the Crane, Granary Island, Remontowa Shipyard, Wisłoujście Fortress, and Westerplatte. Your skipper shares local context while you enjoy prosecco from spring to autumn or mulled wine in colder months. The yacht has indoor and outdoor decks, blankets, and toilets.
“Had a lovely evening cruise - enjoyed seeing Gdansk at night with all the Christmas lights”
You’ll cruise from the Motława River into Gdańsk’s working port aboard a comfortable yacht with open and enclosed decks, a toilet, blankets, and a professional skipper. See cranes, dry docks, active ships, and places linked to Solidarity while enjoying prosecco from spring to September or mulled wine in colder months.
Your English-speaking driver collects you from Gdansk or Sopot and takes you to Sopot Marina. There, you board a 12-meter sailing yacht for a two-hour sunset cruise with a glass of prosecco. The captain handles the sailing while you enjoy the coast, sea air, and changing evening light before returning to your hotel or Gdansk City Centre.
“The experience is just amazing. The driver for the pickup was very professional and lovely. However the customer support on the phone disappointed me. So please improve your customer support representative skills”
Sail from Sopot’s marina on a comfortable yacht for about 1 hour 45 minutes, with routes shaped by the wind toward Orłowo, Gdańsk, or the Gulf of Gdańsk. You’ll receive Prosecco or mulled wine if you’re 18 or older, and may help steer. Guide Bartholemew has also led this cruise.
Spend about 1 hour 50 minutes aboard a 12-person yacht, cruising from Gdańsk’s Motława River through the working port toward Westerplatte, Wisłoujście Fortress, dry docks, cranes, and the Bay of Gdańsk. You get an open and closed deck, a toilet, and Prosecco or mulled wine for those aged 18 and over.
Cruise Gdańsk’s Motława River and port at sunset aboard a small yacht limited to 12 people. You’ll pass the Old Town, National Maritime Museum, shipyard, and Solidarity sites while using printed maps and information rather than a live guide. A welcome drink and warm rug add comfort, but the advertised Prosecco may be replaced by mulled wine.
Pick a coastline, a hull or an hour of the day.
