Sunset Cruise from Sopot Pier with Prosecco

Enjoy the Sea Breeze on a Premium Yacht

With the pickup service, ride to the Marina from your hotel in Gdansk or Sopot. As the sun sets, step aboard the 12-meter yacht and immerse yourself in the breathtaking 110-minute sunset yachting experience. Relax and feel the gentle breeze on your face as the yacht glides smoothly into the water. Unwind and raise a glass of prosecco to the sky, and toast to an unforgettable evening.

See the Tri-City Sights

Watch the colors change as the sun sinks below the horizon while enjoying the stunning views of the Baltic Sea. Enjoy the views from two decks, one internal and one external, on the yacht. Click pictures of the Gdańsk Old Town, Wisłoujście Fortress, Westerplatte, and Sopot Marina from this unique perspective. Your driver will drive you back to your hotel after the cruise.

Sunset Cruise from Sopot Pier with Prosecco

Step aboard a meticulously crafted 12-meter-long yacht as your journey into the heart of the Baltic Sea unfolds, escorted by an expert skipper who guides you through the serene waters of Tri-City. Experience panoramic views from two spacious decks while sipping on chilled Prosecco, offering a luxurious blend of elegance and maritime adventure. The cruise weaves past iconic landmarks such as Gdańsk Old Town, the 14th-century Wisłoujście Fortress, and Westerplatte—each site telling tales of history and resilience. As you navigate through the evening glow, the Sopot Pier, Europe's longest wooden pier at an impressive 511.5 meters, comes into view, its construction dating back to a time when it was built by a doctor in Napoleon’s army. This cruise is crafted for explorers of the Baltic Sea, devotees of maritime history, and seekers of unforgettable sunsets, providing a canvas of tranquility where nature's beauty unfolds like an ancient scroll.

Marvel at Gdańsk Old Town

Visit Gdańsk Old Town during the tour's highlight segment where historical architecture meets picturesque charm. Explore medieval streets lined with colorful buildings and cobblestone paths that lead you through centuries of maritime trade and cultural exchange. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a living museum, offering glimpses into Poland’s rich history and architectural heritage. Wander among iconic landmarks such as the Green Gate and Golden Gate, marvel at the intricate details of Długi Targ (Long Market), and discover the vibrant atmosphere that makes this old town a must-see destination.

Discover the 14th-century Wisłoujście Fortress

Experience the 14th-century Wisłoujście Fortress as part of the comprehensive itinerary featuring robust historical sites. This fortress, perched on a hill overlooking the mouth of the Vistula River, is a testament to Poland’s defensive architecture and strategic military planning. Explore its imposing walls and towers, each one telling stories of battles fought and won. The fortress offers panoramic views of the surrounding waters, providing a unique perspective on the region's historical significance.

Witness Westerplatte

Access Westerplatte included in the tour package enabling you to delve into the somber yet pivotal moments that shaped European history. This site marks the beginning of World War II and remains a poignant symbol of resistance and courage. The memorial here is dedicated to those who fought bravely during the invasion, with each stone marking a significant moment of resilience. Wander through this sacred ground where peace and reflection meet, offering visitors an opportunity to understand the profound impact of historical events.

Admire Sopot Pier's Majestic Length

Sip on Prosecco as you approach Europe’s longest wooden pier at 511.5 meters long, built in 1827 by a doctor in Napoleon’s army. This iconic landmark stands tall against the Baltic Sea, offering uninterrupted views of the horizon and a sense of serenity that captivates all who visit it. The pier is not just a structure but an embodiment of Sopot's spirit—where tradition meets modernity, and every step along its length whispers tales of past summers.

Tour Highlights

• Set sail on a 12-meter-long yacht for an unforgettable cruise
• Enjoy spectacular views from the Baltic Sea’s two decks with Prosecco included
• See Gdańsk Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing medieval architecture
• Discover the historic Wisłoujście Fortress guarding the Vistula River mouth since the 14th century
• Witness Westerplatte where WWII began on September 1, 1939
• Marvel at Sopot Pier, Europe’s longest wooden pier built in 1827 by a doctor in Napoleon's army

Dive into this enchanting cruise for explorers of the Baltic Sea, devotees of maritime history, and seekers of unforgettable sunsets. This voyage weaves together the grandeur of nature with historical landmarks, offering memorable encounters to forge lasting connections while understanding that every sunset marks a new beginning.