The relaunch of our “Coastal Cuisine and Culinary Getaway in Pomerania and Gdansk Tour” is underway and we’re very excited about visiting the region while in Poland this summer. The tour is planned for June 7 – 13, 2026 and is already more than half full.
Later this week we’ll be visiting Pomerania and Tricity of Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia to re-connect with local people and visit locations we’ll share with you next year while on updated “Coastal Cuisine and Culinary Getaway in Pomerania and Gdansk” tour.
As we’ve written in our April 2025 blog post we’re planning a week of delicious regional cooking, Goldwasser Liqueur tasting – made in Gdansk since the 16th century and containing real gold flakes, dining, sightseeing and shopping all in the company of locals eager to share with us “Best of the Best” the area has to offer.

Crooked House in Sopot, Poland.

Opatow Palace in Gdansk Oliwa, Poland.

During the week-long vacation, guests will be spending half the time in the Pomeranian countryside and the other half exploring the Tricity of Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia. En route to the countryside, guests will make a stop in Gdansk Oliwa, a peaceful small city located outside of Gdansk. Here, they’ll visit the 13th century Oliwa Cathedral, a beautiful and well maintained Mickiewicz park and get a glimpse of Lech Walesa’s residence.

Goose breast recipe from Pomerania region of Poland.

Crafting in Kashubia region with local women.

During Pomeranian countryside guests will attend a cooking class with local women from a Kashubian village and learn how to prepare traditional Kashubian recipes. Local women will also teach guests about the unique arts and crafts of the region. Later, they’ll journey to Jastrzebia Gora, a seaside resort with picturesque beaches, and Puck, a town in Northern Kashubia. They will explore the historic Market Square, Yachting and Fishing Port, Museum of Puck County, Pier of the Puck Bay and Seaside Promenade. In the evening guests will enjoy free time at their hotel spa and/or dine on regional delicacies at the hotel restaurant. 

Beach in Sopot, Poland.

Fishing boats on Baltic Sea coast in Poland.

On day three guests will take a drive to the gorgeous Hel Peninsula where they’ll visit the luxurious resort towns and centuries-old fishing villages. On the way they’ll explore Wladyslawowo, Chalupy, Kuznica, Jastarnia, Jurata and Hel, the Pearl of the Peninsula. After stopping for a delicious lunch at Kutter Restaurant, guests will visit The Fishery Museum, The Hel Cape, The Lighthouse, The Seal Sanctuary and Fishing Port. They may even take a scenic boat ride on the Baltic Sea to get a different view of the Peninsula, weather and time permitting. Once back at the hotel, guests again will have free time to relax and enjoy dinner at the hotel’s restaurant.

Sopot Pier in Poland, longest wooden pier in Europe.

Upon return to the Tricity on day four and after a scenic ride through Kashubian countryside, guests will explore the most interesting sights of both these coastal cities. They’ll visit the famous pre-WWII food market in Gdynia and then take a stroll along the Esplanade in Sopot, the popular seaside resort. They’ll also climb the Old Lighthouse and visit the beautiful pier. To end the day, they’ll have a scrumptious dinner at the Brovarnia Gdansk Restaurant and Microbrewery, serving award-winning freshly brewed beer and “Old Gdansk” cuisine. It’s sure to be a night to savor and long remember!

UNESCO Malbork Castle in Poland – World’s largest brick castle.

A trip to tour Malbork Castle is the perfect way to explore Pomerania region of Poland! Guests will journey to this UNESCO World Heritage site and the world’s biggest brick castle and learn about the Teutonic Knights’ interesting history. After castle tour, guests will enjoy a delicious lunch in a local Malbork restaurant. Later, upon returning to Gdansk, guests will sightsee the Town Hall of Main City, Neptune Fountain, Saint Mary’s Street, The Royal Route and Crane Over the Motlawa River. For dinner tonight, guests can explore Gdansk’s fantastic restaurants on their own – like Gdanskie Bowke restaurant overlooking the Motlawa River, where traditional flavors of Gdansk are combined with contemporary culinary arts using local, seasonal ingredients and house made products. 

Goldwasser Vodka in Gdansk, Pomerania region of Poland.

On the last day of the tour, guests will set out for an unforgettable culinary experience with local chefs. They’ll attend a fun Polish cooking class at the Pomerania Culinary Academy in Gdansk. Afterwards, guests will take in the sites of the Motlawa River aboard a galleon-style ship like the Monument to the Westerplatte Defenders, site of the first battle of World War II. After sailing excursion, guests can finish souvenir shopping or join a tour of the Solidarity Museum and Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers. Finally, guests will enjoy a Farewell Dinner at Goldwasser Restaurant, one of Gdansk’s best restaurants serving traditional Polish cuisine prepared and served in a modern style. A multi-course menu will be served that showcases the best of Polish and regional fare, all paired with a glass of the famous Goldwasser Vodka. Na zdrowie! – Cheers!

Kashubian souvenirs from Pomerania region of Poland.

What & Where: “Coastal Cuisine and Culinary Getaway in Pomerania and Gdansk” culinary vacation in Poland.

When: June 7 – 13, 2026, 7 Days/ 6 Nights

Cost: $2950 per person, double occupancy

Detailed day-by-day itinerary has been published on our website and you can put down your deposit NOW to reserve your spot(s) on this small group tour. Email us at info@polandculinary.com if you have any questions and SAVE $300 per couple! 

Safe travels and see you in Poland!

(Click here to see more photos from our past visits to beautiful Pomerania region of Poland and/or read older blog post mentioning Hala Targowa in Gdynia).

Malgorzata (Sarna) Rose, is a native of Poland. Poland Culinary Vacations grew out of her love and passion for travel and everything Polish, including fine Polish cuisine, eventually blossoming into a first-class culinary travel company. While growing up in Poland, she experienced the great joy of cooking with family and friends. Using her grandmothers' recipes and fresh ingredients from their gardens, they prepared food for weddings, parties, and traditional holidays. Now, through Poland Culinary Vacations, she wants to share that experience with you, and show you the best of everyday Polish living: the special people and their hospitality, and the heritage and traditions unique to each region. Only a native can help you discover and fully experience the authentic Poland! Slow Travel Tours is an affiliation of small-group tour operators who offer personalized trips in Italy, France and other European countries.