The most economic and interesting form of travelling is the municipal transportation
. You can purchase either a 24-hour ticket
(regular 18 PLN, reduced 9 PLN) or a 72-hour ticket (regular 36 PLN, reduced 18 PLN). While possessing such a ticket you are authorized to use trams, busses and the SKM from Wejherowo to Pruszcz Gdański (the area of the whole metropolis). Tickets can be bought from news-stands as well as ticket selling centres all around the Tri-city.
How to arrive to the airport?
The Public Transport Company of the city of Gdansk (Zakład Komunikacji Miejskiej Sp. z o.o.) runs bus lines 210, 110 as well as the night bus line N3 which all depart from the Airport under contract with ZTM in the city of Gdansk.
210 line
- Airport - Gdansk City Centre - Orunia - duration of the journey from the airport to the City Centre - 40 min.
110 line
- Airport - Wrzeszcz (railway station) - duration of the journey from the airport to Wrzeszcz - 26 min.
N3
- night bus line to the main railway station or the railway station in Wrzeszcz
Read more:
www.zkm.pl/eng
The Public Transport Company of the city of Gdynia (Zakład Komunikacji Miejskiej w Gdyni) runs bus line 510 from the Airport to Gdynia Main Station.
510 line
- Airport - Gdynia (railway station) - duration of the journey from the airport to Gdynia - 40 min.
Gdansk Shuttle
have introduced a transport service that connects the airport and center of Gdańsk. Cost of the journey
from the airport to Gdansk is 9,90 PLN
. Read more:
www.airportbus.com.pl
Ferry Port STENA LINE:
At the Ferry Port you can get a taxi or take a public bus that will take you to the Gdynia City Centre (
bus lines no. 150, 125, and 105
).
Read more:
www.ztm.gda.pl
Ferry Port Polferries: Here the only alternative to the taxi service is the tram service (
line no. 15
).
Read more:
www.ztm.gda.plThe bus leaves in the front of the entrance to the Terminal
at 12.30 pm
on the day of the ferry arrival. The departure time is dependent on the duration of passenger clearance. Fare for the route:
Ferry Port - main railway station in Gdansk - amounts to 5 PLN
.
The variety and a number of connections make the travel around the Tri-City and surrounding areas very easy. One of the most popular means of transport in the Pomorskie Region is the public bus. There are a great number of bus lines and they cover every district of the three cities of the metropolis. The timetable and ticket tariffs are obtainable from the local public transport companies’ web sites –
www.ztm.gda.pl and
www.zkmgdynia.pl. The transport is not expensive here as the prices start from
just 2 PLN for a 15 minute journey
.
SKM
Is an urban train connection linking Gdansk with Wejherowo. If you are willing to give up the dream of a Japanese Bullet Train then travelling by the local urban train can be very satisfying for you. Using the urban train not only lets you avoid the traffic and get from Gdansk to Gdynia in around 40 minutes, but also it gives you the chance to see different images of the Tri-City - ranging from the views on block of flats in Gdansk, through the buzz of Monte Cassino, to the charming sceneries of Orłowo and Redłowo. If you chose to take one of the SKM urban trains remember to validate your ticket before you board the carriage. There are no ticket punchers on the trains themselves. You can find them on every train station at special yellow automatic ticket machines.
24 hour passes:
1-12
km 9
PLN
13-24
km 13,50
PLN
25-50
km 20
PLN
TAXI
From the airport or any of the ferry ports terminals you can also get to every part of the Tri-City with a taxi, which you would find comfortable and relatively inexpensive.
Approximate prices (City Plus Taxi - the company recommended by the Gdansk Airport, tel. 9686
)
Airport to Gdansk 50
PLN
Airport to Sopot 60
PLN
Airport to Gdynia 100
PLN
By car
You have arrived by your own car or want to hire a car to get around? If you're thinking of heading to the Hel Peninsula or elsewhere in the countryside it is not a bad idea. However, if you plan to spend most of your time in Gdansk itself, think carefully. Apart from the difficulty of driving on the right, there are trams to contend with, boggling one-way systems, and signs that even native Poles struggle to comprehend. Parking is severely restricted in the Old Gdansk, and there are three different enforcement agencies (Parking, Municipal and National Police) to watch out for. The alternative, public transport is a far better solution.
If you still want to move by car and you’re not by your own – there are many car rentals in the Tri-City. Read carefully the contract you sign renting a car to avoid any misunderstanding or trouble in case of an accident.
Some car rentals:
AVIS Gdańsk
tel./fax: +48 (0) 58 348 12 89
mobile: +48 (0) 601 317 123
|
HERTZ
tel.
+48 (0) 58 349 48 08
mobile:
+48 (0) 605 150 429
|
SIXT
tel.:
+48 (0) 58 348 14 55
mobile:
+48 (0) 661 970 904
|
TaksiCom
mobile:
+48 (0) 662 275 402
|
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