Poland · SAILING
The 12 best sailing trips you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Join Premium Yachting for a 105-minute sunset sail from Sopot Pier. A skipper such as Adam, Hubert, or Mike may let you steer, while you enjoy prosecco from spring to September or mulled wine in cooler months. Expect coastal views, blankets, toilets, and a sheltered indoor deck.
“Excellent, the captain and his crew taught me how to pilot the yacht for the whole ride ❤️”
Join a small group of up to 10 people for a 45-minute open motor yacht ride on the Motława. An English, German, or Polish guide, plus recorded commentary on some departures, covers the Crane, waterfront gates, islands, shipyards, Vistula, and Gdańsk Marina.
“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”
Cruise from Wartka Street through Gdańsk’s Old Town, port, shipyards, Westerplatte, and toward the Bay of Gdańsk. Your skipper points out working docks and historic sites from a comfortable two-deck yacht. Enjoy prosecco from spring to September or mulled wine in colder months.
“We were with a group of 7 and had the boat for ourselves. It was a comfortable trip and the prosecco was good! Dominik is a very pleasant tourguide, we had lots of laughs with him. Thanks Dominik for the great evening!”
Meet at Sopot Marina, at the end of the pier, for a 50 to 105 minute yacht cruise with a professional skipper. You may help steer, relax on deck, or shelter inside. Routes follow the wind toward Orłowo, Gdańsk port, or the Gulf. Dominik and Bartek are among the friendly skippers praised by name.
“Such a lovely and relaxing way to spend a couple of hours and see the city from a new perspective. Our skipper Dominic was so friendly and enjoyable to spend time with.”
See Gdańsk from a comfortable catamaran as you cruise from Green Bridge past the Green Gate, medieval crane, fish market, marina, shipyards, and Granary Island. The 45-minute ride includes a skipper and commentary in English, German, and Polish, with paper information also available.
“The boat trip was very pleasant. Polite crew, information in both audio and written form. Children were given life jackets for safe recreation. An opportunity to enjoy the city from the water side and away from the crowds.”
You’ll board a comfortable two-deck yacht beside Oria Magic House for a 50-minute cruise through Gdańsk’s Motława and working port. A skipper points out shipyards, cranes, dry docks, and the birthplace of Solidarity while you enjoy prosecco in warmer months or mulled wine in colder weather.
“It was cancelled on that time when we arrive at the meeting point!”
Board a comfortable catamaran in Sopot or Gdansk for a two-hour morning cruise, with a buffet of coffee, tea, fruit, bread, croissants, juice, and Prosecco. The crew handles the boat and may let you take the wheel under supervision.
“A superb way to start the day. A comfortable & interesting 2 hour cruise with a stunning breakfast. Looked after really well including the provision of blankets when cool outside.”
See Gdańsk from the Motława River on a 45-minute catamaran cruise for up to 12 people. An English audio commentary points out the Crane, Granary Island, Olowianka Island, SS Soldek, church towers, and old river gates. The boat returns to the Green Bridge.
“The véy nice captain let us rearrange our trip time when we were running late. There were also blankets on board, handy as it was cold. There was on-board commentary. Don't expect to see much of old town, but as a general idea of the history of Gdansk it's pretty good.”
Set out from Sopot Marina on a 12-meter sailing boat for two hours around sunset. An English-speaking driver collects you in Gdansk or Sopot, and a glass of prosecco is included onboard. Expect a relaxed cruise, changing pickup times, and weather-sensitive sailing.
“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”
Cruise the Vistula aboard the heated Cracowboat, with leather seating and an audio guide, then ride by bus to Wieliczka Salt Mine. An English-speaking live guide leads you through more than 3 kilometers of underground halls, lakes, corridors, and salt-carved St. Kinga’s Church.
“We went to this Zoo a lot of the animals were not in their enclosures such as the penguins and a lot of the big cats,there were more staff than visitors who seemed surprised to see visitors in the Zoo.”
Walk from Piwnica Świdnicka through Wroclaw’s market square, past the Fencer Fountain, University, market hall, and Sand Island with a private English, German, or Polish-speaking guide. Then pay €15 cash per person for a one-hour solar catamaran ride, with Joanne praised for her humor and clear German.
“Citywalk aj plavba bola úplne mega super . Náš guide Joanne bola úžasná vtipná a prešli sme si mesto škoda že to bola len hodina . Ale zaplatili sme si to takže úplne spokojne . Plavba kódov bola čerešnička ma torte bolo to fakt super . Nabudúce určite využijeme aj iné zážitky . Joanne ďakujeme ❤️”
Join a Polish- or English-speaking helmsman for a one-hour catamaran ride from Marina Gdańsk. You’ll pass the old town, Sołdek, the medieval crane, Baltic Philharmonic, and shipyard cranes. The group is limited to 10, and you may bring your own food and drinks.
“The cruise turned out to be a great idea. It's just a shame it was so short:)”
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