45 minutes
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Instead of exploring Gdansk on foot, save time and tick off sights more quickly by choosing this luxurious catamaran tour. To ensure you don’t miss any city highlights, an audio guide reveals stories about the history of the city’s most well-known monuments as you pass them. Photo opportunities along the way include the Crane, SS Soldek, St John’s Church, and Dlugi Targ Square.
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Blues
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Joy_S, Aug 2025
Was a very good experience. It was cozy and friendly crews! ???????????? we definitely recommend this trip
birgit_s, Jul 2025
Driven almost an hour. Very comfortable the seats. Skipper nice and friendly. Explained through speakers. Thank you again.
Karen_L, May 2025
No personal touch of a tour guide, just a recorded message pointing out landmarks and nothing luxurious about it. We much preferred the sunset shipyard tour.
EdB1371, Jul 2024
We had an incredible time on the Catamaran. We were a group of 10 on a stag party and both of the guys on the boat immediately made us feel welcome and accommodated any request we made. There is a fridge on board which we used for our drinks and the speakers in the boat were great. I will definitely be using Blues again if I go back to Gdansk.
We will see, among others, the remains of the wall of the Teutonic Castle, The Long Seacoast (Dlugie Pobrzeze) with water gates leading to the city, the famous Crane from the 15th century, Olowianka Island and the Granary Island with their monuments. Then we return to the Green Bridge, stopping by the Marina of Gdańsk along the way.
You'll see the largest medieval crane in Europe.
First ship built in Poland after World War II.
The towers of churches and the town hall will be visible from yacht. Behind St. John's Church, you can see the world's largest brick church.
You'll see the preserved wall of the Long Way granary.
Olowianka is a very interesting fragment of Gdansk space, where various threads of urban history intersect. Initially, the areas belonged to the Teutonic Order and was used as an economic base for the commander's castle.
You could also admire the Fish Market. We used to have many more such markets in Gdansk.
Stagiewna Street in Gdansk - a street crossing the Granary Island in Gdansk. It starts at the Green Bridge.
English
Polish
German
A full refund will apply if you cancel more than 24 hours before the activity start time.
No refund is possible if you cancel less than 24 hours before the activity start time.