The tour begins just outside the cruise terminal in Gdynia, where you will meet your dedicated driver-guide and step into your private vehicle at your disposal. This private shore excursion is designed specifically for cruise passengers, with careful timing and a guaranteed return to the port well before your ship’s departure. You will be traveling with complete flexibility and comfort throughout the day, allowing you to relax and enjoy the experience with peace of mind.

As you leave the port area, you will pass the famous sailing frigate Dar Pomorza, permanently docked in Gdynia’s harbor, a proud symbol of Poland’s maritime heritage and an unforgettable sight from the comfort of your private vehicle at your disposal.

Arriving in Gdańsk, you will explore the beautifully reconstructed Old Town, known for its elegant architecture and rich, layered history. The guided walking tour is comfortably paced and brings the city’s fascinating past to life, from its medieval trading roots to its role in modern European history.

Stroll along Long Street and Long Market, the heart of historic Gdańsk. Admire the colorful merchant houses, the Main Town Hall, and the iconic Neptune’s Fountain, one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks.

Follow the riverside promenade to see the historic medieval Port Crane and the scenic Granary Island, once the commercial center of this important Hanseatic city.

Visit the interior of St. Mary’s Basilica, one of the largest brick churches in the world. Its vast interior and peaceful atmosphere make this stop both impressive and memorable.

Enjoy a walk along charming Mariacka Street, famous for its decorative stone terraces and amber shops, offering insight into local craftsmanship and long-standing traditions.

After the guided walk, enjoy free time in the heart of Gdańsk. Take photos, browse local shops, or relax with a coffee at one of the many inviting cafés.

During the drive, see some of Gdańsk’s modern and lesser-known landmarks from the comfort of your private vehicle at your disposal, including the striking Amber Stadium, a stunning example of modern design.

You will also see the Falowiec, the second-longest residential building in Europe. This 800-meter-long complex from the communist era houses around 4,000 residents and remains a striking example of post-war architecture.

Travel to the peaceful district of Oliwa to visit the magnificent Oliwa Cathedral. This Baroque masterpiece is renowned for its richly decorated interior and world-famous pipe organs, featuring moving figures and an extraordinary range of sound. Depending on the day’s schedule, you may experience a short organ performance, a truly memorable highlight of the tour.

Time permitting, enjoy a relaxing stroll through Oliwa Park, a beautifully landscaped garden surrounding the cathedral and offering a calm contrast to the city.

At the end of the tour, return comfortably to the port of Gdynia with ample time to reboard your ship. This excursion is ideal for guests seeking a well-organized, insightful, and worry-free introduction to one of Poland’s most beautiful regions.