REVIEWED · POLAND CATAMARAN CRUISES
One list, every coastline. These 8 poland catamaran cruises range from a cheap Mediterranean afternoon to a capped-list reef day, priced so you can see which is which.
Take a 45-minute catamaran ride from Przystań Zielony Most through central Gdańsk. An audio guide, with English, German, and Polish options, covers the Green Gate, medieval crane, fish market, shipyards, Ołowianka Island, and Granary Island. Expect soft seats, city views, and a return to the Green Bridge.
“Everything was perfect. Captain is super nice! We really enjoyed it ;))”
Board Premium Yachting’s catamaran in Gdańsk or Sopot for a relaxed two-hour morning cruise. Enjoy a buffet of fruit, bread, croissants, waffles, juice, tea, and coffee, plus Prosecco. The crew handles the boat, but you may also try steering with help from the professional helmsman.
“It was great! I wish we had gotten out on the water sooner. We sat in the marina for about 30-40 minutes first.”
Settle into a covered or open-air seat and cruise Wrocław’s Oder River for 40 minutes. You’ll pass Cathedral Island, the Market Hall, National Museum, Grunwaldzki Bridge, Polinka, Centennial Hall, and several river islands. This is a self-guided ride, but the friendly captain shares local stories when asked.
Cruise the Motława River from Green Bridge aboard a comfortable catamaran carrying no more than 12 people. You will see the medieval Crane, Granary and Ołowianka islands, SS Soldek, church towers, water gates, and marina. The ride lasts about 45 minutes and includes English audio commentary, with free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
“Nice and relaxed tour, fairly informative and quickly see sights, can’t complain for the money paid.”
See Krakow from a heated catamaran, then travel by bus to Wieliczka for a live guided tour of its salt chambers, underground lakes, and St. Kinga’s Chapel. The 330-minute trip includes cruise audio commentary, transport, skip-the-line mine entry, and an English-speaking driver, but no meals or hotel pickup.
“The trip itself was good. The zoo was amazing. It may have cost a little less if we had booked a taxi there and back without having the whole package. The zoo itself is only about 15PLN so cheap enough to get in. If you want to feel more safe and know you're going to get there and back safely then this trip is ideal. It said about getting beverages included but we didn't get any. Driver ran late but rang me to say he was going to be late which was good. Only us on transport and had more than enough time in the zoo while driver waited then…”
Start at Piwnica Świdnicka for a private one-hour walk from Wroclaw’s market square to Sand Island, with stops at the Fencer Fountain, University, and Market Hall. Then pay €15 cash to the captain for a one-hour solar catamaran ride. Guides speak English, German, or Polish.
“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 ❤️”
You’ll spend one hour aboard a small catamaran with up to 10 people, sailing from Marina Gdańsk along the Motława River. Expect views of the Old Town, Sołdek, the medieval crane, shipyard cranes, and luxury yachts. The driver speaks Polish and English, and a friendly dog may join the ride.
“The cruise turned out to be a great idea. It's just a shame it was so short:)”
Take a private one-hour catamaran cruise from Marina Gdańsk at Szafarnia 6. A professional Polish- or English-speaking skipper guides you past Granary Island, the Green Gate, Long Bridge, the medieval crane, Sołdek, the Baltic Philharmonic, and the shipyard. Bring drinks, sunscreen, and a camera for wide city views from the water.
Pick a coast, or pick what happens on board.
