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Discover Gdansk from the water on a 2-hour stand-up paddleboarding tour, exploring landmarks like the Green Bridge, Granary Island, and the Long Embankment.

The Gdansk: Stand-Up Paddleboarding Tour offers a unique way to see one of Poland’s most historic cities. For 2 hours, participants learn the basics of SUP with a professional instructor and then paddle along the Motawa River, taking in views that are impossible from land. Starting from Dobra at the Kayak Marine, this tour is perfect for those looking to combine gentle water activity with sightseeing. The tour costs for the entire experience include SUP boards, paddles, safety waistcoats, a waterproof bag, and a surf leash—all provided.
While no prior experience is necessary, travelers should be comfortable in the water and prepared to carry swimming essentials like towels, water, sunscreen, and suitable clothing. The group is limited to 10 participants, ensuring a relaxed, personalized atmosphere. Given that the tour is not suitable for children under 12, non-swimmers, or people with back problems, it’s best suited for people with some basic water confidence.
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This SUP tour begins at Kayak Marine by the New Motawa River in the Lower Town of Gdansk. The calm water surface here makes it easy for beginners to grasp the basics of paddling. The instructor guides the group through initial techniques before heading out to explore the city from the water, making it accessible for first-timers. The location’s tranquil waters are a perfect setting for a fun and stress-free paddleboarding experience.

One of the key highlights of this tour is the chance to see Gdansk’s famous landmarks from a new perspective. Participants pass under the Green Bridge, a historic structure once used by Polish kings visiting Gdansk. The guide explains the significance of the bridge and other sights, including the water gates, which are prominent features of the city’s architecture.
The tour also takes you around Granary Island, once Europe’s largest port warehouse district, allowing a closer look at the historic granaries and their modern counterparts. The Long Embankment and the majestic Crane are visible from the water, providing stunning views and photo opportunities.

The tour starts at Dobra, then proceeds through the calm waters of the Motawa River. Participants paddle around Granary Island, learning about the area’s history and architecture. The Green Bridge is a notable stop, where the guide shares stories about its past and its role in the city’s history. The tour concludes back at the starting point, Dobra, after approximately 2 hours of paddling and sightseeing.
More Great Tours NearbyAll necessary gear is provided to ensure safety and comfort. This includes SUP boards, paddles, safety waistcoats, a waterproof bag, and a surf leash. The presence of a local instructor and guide enhances the experience, offering guidance, safety tips, and historical insights throughout the tour.
Travelers should remember that towels and water are not included and need to be brought along. Since the tour is weather-dependent, the activity provider may reschedule or postpone if conditions aren’t suitable.

The adventure begins at Kayak Marine on Dobra Street, within the Lower Town of Gdansk. The group size is limited to 10 participants, which helps create a relaxed atmosphere and allows the instructor to provide personalized attention. The activity ends at the same location, making logistics straightforward.

Participants should wear comfortable clothes suitable for water activity, along with a hat, swimwear, and sunscreen. Bringing a towel and water is recommended for after paddling. The tour is not suitable for children under 12 or for those with back problems or non-swimmers.
Since safety is a priority, smoking, alcohol, and drugs are not permitted during the activity.

The tour is led by guides who speak English, Polish, and Romanian, catering to a diverse group. The small group size ensures a more intimate experience, ideal for those wanting personalized guidance and attention. The tour offers a balance of light physical activity and scenic sightseeing, making it accessible for most beginner paddlers.

Booking allows for free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity, offering peace of mind for flexible travel plans. Participants can reserve now and pay later, securing their spot without immediate payment. If weather or water conditions are unfavorable, the activity provider can reschedule or postpone the tour.
This paddleboarding experience combines learning a new water sport with exploring a historic city from an unusual vantage point. The calm waters of the Motawa River make it suitable for beginners, while the scenic landmarks like Granary Island and the Green Bridge provide memorable sights. The small group format and professional guidance make for a safe, engaging, and personalized adventure.
The 2-hour duration strikes a good balance, offering enough time to enjoy the views without feeling rushed. This tour is especially well-suited for travelers interested in a relaxed outdoor activity with educational elements, perfect for those who enjoy scenic water-based experiences.
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Is this tour suitable for beginners?
Yes, the tour is designed to teach the basics of SUP and is suitable for first-time paddlers, with guidance from an experienced instructor.
What should I bring?
Participants should bring a hat, swimwear, towel, sunscreen, water, and comfortable clothes. All paddling gear and safety equipment are provided.
What landmarks will I see?
You will see the Green Bridge, Granary Island, the Long Embankment, the water gates, the marina, and the Crane.
Is the tour weather-dependent?
Yes, if water conditions prevent the activity, it can be rescheduled or postponed.
Are children allowed on this tour?
The activity is not suitable for children under 12 years old.
How many people are in each group?
Groups are limited to 10 participants, ensuring a more personalized experience.
What languages do guides speak?
Guides speak English, Polish, and Romanian.
Where does the tour start and end?
The tour begins and ends at Kayak Marine on Dobra Street.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before the activity.
What makes this tour special?
The combination of learning SUP, exploring historic landmarks from the water, and the small group size creates a relaxed and informative experience in Gdansk.
This Gdansk: Stand-Up Paddleboarding Tour offers a refreshing blend of activity and sightseeing, perfectly suited for visitors eager to see the city in a new way while enjoying the calm waters of the Motawa River.
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