During the summer, you can travel from Gdansk to Hel using a 'water tram', a kind of ferry. The tickets are very cheap, about 25 zlotys for the adults, students and small children pay half the price. The travel itself last about an hour. There are usually three courses a day - in morning, afternoon and evening.
There are also other locations to travel to, such as Chalupy and Jastarnia.

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2. Agnieszka's Tip on Gdansk

Gdansk, Pomerania Region, Poland

Very beautiful, nice, old city at the Baltic Sea...Expect that city isituated in Poland there are too many Germans...hmmm

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3. Daniel's Tip on Gdansk

Gdansk, Pomerania Region, Poland

The SKM is a local train network that connects Gdańsk with the two major and most attractive cities nearby- Gdynia and Sopot. The SKM station in Gdańsk is right next to the main train station (Gdańsk Główny). Trains are blue and yellow and during the day they come approx. every 15 minutes (they also ride at night- 24h) It's a very cheap and the quickest way to get to Sopot (0,5euro- 15 minutes) and Gdynia (1 euro- 30 minutes)

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4. Karin's Tip on Gdansk

Gdansk, Pomerania Region, Poland

With SKM, the commuter train, it's really easy and quick and cheap to get to both Sopot and Gdynia. AND get off the train at Gdansk Wizeszcz for shopping at galeria baltycka.

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