We walked to Gdynia center, about 20 minutes although you can get a taxi or bus. Go and see Dad Pomorza sailing ship and old destroyer Błyskawica. Lord of restaurants around the harbour area. Good places to buy amber along the high street. It's much cheaper than on board or in Tallin or St Petersburg. Don't miss the polish donuts, ponczki, we ate four between us and they are huge. Also try some local food. On the way in there is a little basic restaurant on the left selling home made food. I had some of the best pierogi I have ever had. Our food with a beer for myself and sparkling water cost 20 zloty. Read Less

The guide was not good, which made the excursion bad. Gdańsk is lovely and would be best explored at some point the massive cruise ships are not in port. Read Less

Nothing to see or do Read Less

Walked 20 minutes to the city and just visited two churches. Cruise was offering shuttle buses for $15 per person but if your able and want to get your steps in, then walking is best. Read Less

Walking tour Read Less

Amazing churches and enjoyed the walk about the city. Needed more free time to explore on our own Read Less

Neat place.... too crowded in the main streets. Did not enjoy the stop at the Amber Shop.... Read Less

Loved the old town, quite surprised at how charming it was Read Less

With little to see in Gdynia, we were happy to have the opportunity to tour Gdansk Read Less

The town is beautiful! Read Less

A fantastic castle Read Less

Walked around Gdynia Poland. Easy to navigate but not much to do. Our friends took the train into Gdansk and loved it. Read Less

Nice guide but rushed and didn't let us off for pictures, just stopped at two of them Read Less

We were unable to dock and weren’t given any additional refund beyond the cost of the tour. I felt we should have been given some on board credit since we didn’t receive the advertised number of ports. Read Less

This is a great town to walk around and get a small tour. They also have some good restaurants that are very reasonable in price. Read Less

We took Ubers from the cruise terminal to Gdansk, which cost between 15-25 euros each way. It's a small city so easy to walk around in the timeframe, and very picturesque. Read Less

Went to Gdansk, about a 45 minute car ride away. We were lucky to meet people on the shop that had data plans, so we took Uber from the port to Gdansk. I recommend Rick Steve's Scandinavian & Northern European Cruise Ports book, we used it to do a walking tour in Gdansk. We planned to take train back to Gdynia, ended up on a train going the wrong direction, so ultimately took Uber back. If taking the train, be sure to ask if it is the right one! Read Less

Knowledgeable guide who did a great job of explaining the history of Gdansk. Read Less

The crowds were intense, but we got to see a lot. Read Less

A beautiful city. Walking yours are the best way to see it. Read Less

I love Poland. I highly recommend to get a tour . It's one of the most beautiful place I been. Read Less

The bus from the ship took us to town and we walked around on our own. The weather was rainy. Read Less

OH MY GOODNESS! Fabulous brick castle!!!! Our tour guide was very interesting. When she told us she would give us a sample of what the singing would sound like in the chapel, I was worried. When she started singing, I closed my eyes and was transported. Wow! Read Less

Toured the city & shopped Read Less

There was a race in town that day so it was very difficult to get around, but there was sure a lot of action. Read Less