Get ready to join us in 2026 in beautiful Pomerania region of Poland, located on the Baltic Sea coast!

Get excited and join us next June 7 – 13, 2026 on Poland’s Baltic Sea coast! We’ll be visiting Pomerania and Tri-Cities of Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia this June, 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. 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.

Fresh flounder fish with local beer in Gdansk, Poland.

We’ll begin our Pomeranian adventure in Gdansk Oliwa, a lavish small city and home to Oliwa Cathedral, beautiful and well maintained Mickiewicz Park and drive by the residence of Lech Walesa, Solidarity movement leader and Nobel Peace Prize recipient. From there, we’ll head north, to Kashubian country where we’ll stay for the next three days. Kashubians are a West Slavic ethnic group living in north-central Pomerania. We’ll be cooking regional recipes with Kashubian women and learning about their folklore during our stay in Pomeranian countryside. Besides cooking and tasting regional and Polish cuisine, we’ll visit pristine beaches, get spectacular views from historic lighthouses and spend an entire day exploring Hel Peninsula lined with picturesque small towns and centuries-old fishing villages. 

Crooked house in Sopot, Pomerania region of Poland.

On return from Kashubian countryside, we’ll make stops in Sopot and Gdynia and explore these charming seaside cities. Arriving back in Gdansk, we’ll check into luxurious four-star Hotel Gdansk located in Old Town. From here, we’ll take off to Malbork in the morning, on a half-day tour of the Teutonic Knights castle and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Upon return to Gdansk, we’ll tour the city’s most important historic sites, shop for amber and other souvenirs and dine at some of the best restaurants serving regional and Polish dishes prepared by top chefs. Our final day in Gdansk and Pomerania will include a Polish cooking class at the Pomerania Culinary Academy with local chefs, additional sightseeing, cruising on galleon-style ship to view Westerplatte, shopping and a farewell dinner at Goldwasser  Restaurant serving regional and European cuisine. 

Outdoor summer dining in Gdansk, Pomerania region of Poland.

As we tour Pomerania, we’ll make sure to participate in cultural and culinary festivals happening in the region. There are too many to list here (we’ll make sure to include those events in our 2025 calendar) but some like The Cod Fish Harvest – Polish Seafood Championships in Gdynia at the end of August or the upcoming  VIII Picnic at the Goose Coop in Debogorze are definitely worthwhile to attend if you happen to be in the region.

Polish cooking class in Gdansk, Pomerania region of Poland.

Fresh fish at Hala Targowa Gdynia fresh market, Pomerania region of Poland.

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

When: June 7 – 13, 2026

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! 

Goldwasser Liqueur in Gdansk, Pomerania region of Poland.

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.