On the water · POLAND YACHT CHARTERS
Good poland yacht charters sail full weeks ahead and the best ones close out first. Below: the 10 to book early, what each includes and where they differ.
Meet at Sopot Marina, at the end of the pier, for a 105-minute sunset sail toward Gdańsk or Gdynia. Your skipper may let you steer, and the cruise includes a drink, blankets, water, and a sheltered cabin. Guides such as Adam, Hubert, and Mike have been praised for friendly English-language help.
“Excellent would have been nice to get closer to gdynia but was lovely”
Join a small group of up to 10 people for a 45-minute open motor yacht cruise from the Green Bridge. Hear recorded commentary in English, German, or Polish as you pass the Crane, Ołowianka Island, shipyards, marina, and historic water gates.
“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”
Board Premium Yachting’s comfortable two-deck yacht at Wartka Street for a 50 to 105-minute evening cruise. See Gdańsk’s Old Town, shipyards, Westerplatte, and the port with prosecco or mulled wine. Guides such as Adam, Alex, Dominik, and Mike have led recent trips.
“Mike ( Shaggy ) our tour guide was very informative and gave us a clear understanding of the history of Gdansk excellent trip would highly recommend if you are expecting to go out into the bay this trip did not include this still great to see all the ship yards lite up at night . Many thanks Colin and Lisa”
Board a comfortable sailing yacht at Sopot Marina for 50 to 105 minutes on the Gulf of Gdańsk. Your skipper may let you steer, while you enjoy Prosecco from spring to September or mulled wine later in the year. Outdoor and indoor decks, toilets, blankets, and water are provided.
“Absolutely excellent, although the weather wasn't great the trip was amazing. We felt very well looked after. We thought we'd have a normal sailing boat, but it was a far larger catamaran. Once you've finished your prosecco you can also purchase more drinks from your host for an incredibly reasonable price. Would highly recommend.”
Spend 50 minutes aboard a two-deck yacht from Stara Stocznia 4, viewing Gdańsk’s port, shipyards, cranes, dry docks, and quays from the water. A professional skipper guides the cruise, with prosecco from spring to September or mulled wine in the colder months.
“It was cancelled on that time when we arrive at the meeting point!”
Spend about 45 minutes on a small catamaran sailing from the Green Bridge along Gdańsk’s Motława River. You’ll see the medieval Crane, SS Sołdek, St. John’s Church, Granary Island, Ołowianka, and the marina, with English audio commentary and room for no more than 12 people.
“Great cruise with English handouts and pictures. Starting point was in the middle of town with easy access.”
An English-speaking driver collects you from Gdansk or Sopot and takes you to Sopot Marina for a two-hour sunset sail on a 12-meter boat. You’ll receive a glass of prosecco, enjoy Polish Baltic views, and return by car 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 pier on a small two-deck yacht for about 1 hour 45 minutes, with Prosecco or mulled wine included for adults. You may help steer, while the captain chooses between Orłowo, Gdansk’s port, and the Gulf of Gdansk. Bartholomew may guide some departures.
“This was a bit disappointing in the fact that they only take you down to the first bridge in the city and turn you around and take you all the way out just by the Baltic Sea entrance. At the Baltic Sea entrance you just turn around and go right back. I was hoping to go at least a little bit out into the sea. Plus when you book i am not sure Viator gives you an option to pick Gdansk or Sopot it automatically defaults to Sopot so just be aware.”
You’ll spend about 1 hour 50 minutes aboard a comfortable yacht from Wartka, Gdańsk. Expect two decks, a toilet, an English-speaking crew, a glass of Prosecco or mulled wine, and views of Westerplatte, Wisłoujście Fortress, working docks, ships, and the Motława crane.
“Super good trip and lovely service, a little unfortunate that you sail short through the city and the rest is out by industrial areas.Auto-translated”
Spend about 1 hour 50 minutes on a small yacht cruising Gdańsk’s Motława River, Old Town, port, and shipyard. You receive a welcome glass of Prosecco or mulled wine, plus printed maps and information. The cruise is not guided, and it returns to its starting point.
“This is a terrible trip. DO not go on thIs trip. Description is landmarks and history of region.”
Pick the hull, the hours, or what is waiting on the deck.
