Outdoor Activities in Gdansk

Explore the Beautiful Beaches of Gdansk

1. Westerplatte: The place where World War II began, now transformed into a beautiful peninsula with sandy beaches perfect for sunbathing, picnics, and swimming. Don’t miss the Westerplatte Museum to understand the historical significance of the area.

2. Brzeźno Beach: A popular spot among locals and tourists alike, offering water sports facilities, restaurants, and a lively atmosphere during summer evenings.

Hiking in Gdansk Region

1. Oliwa Park: Stroll through this beautiful park, home to the famous Oliwa Cathedral and various wildlife. There are numerous walking trails suitable for all fitness levels.

2. Sobieszewo Landscape Park: Located on the Hel Peninsula, Sobieszewo is a paradise for hikers offering scenic views, unique landscapes, and diverse wildlife. Remember to pack some binoculars to spot birds and other animals!

Cycling Routes in Gdansk

1. Green Velo: A 50 km long cycling route connecting Gdynia, Sopot, and Gdansk, offering stunning views of the Baltic Sea and various points of interest such as museums, parks, and historical monuments.

2. Red Velo: This route leads from Gdansk to Hel Peninsula, covering 93 km. It offers a challenge for more experienced cyclists but rewards them with breathtaking views and a sense of accomplishment.

Wildlife Spotting

1. Kashubian Landscape Park: A great place for birdwatching and spotting other wildlife. The park is home to numerous species such as eagles, falcons, and wild boars.

2. Hel Peninsula Bird Sanctuary: During the migration season (April-June & August-October), thousands of birds can be seen here. Don’t forget your binoculars!