
Why the Viking Route?
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Cruise duration: approx. 2 hours
- We set off from the waterfront at the Elbląg Old Town. On the starboard side of the ship, we will pass Granary Island, and on the port side, the original, 19th-century ship from the Elbląg-Oberland Canal “Jantar” (formerly the cargo barge “Martha”), moored at the Elbląg Museum.
- The goal of the cruise is to reach Lake Druzno – a strict nature reserve of European rank, included in the Natura 2000 network and protecting over 200 species of waterfowl.
- At the south-eastern end of this lake (towards the former Oberland) is the beginning (or if you prefer – the end) of the Elbląg Canal.
- According to the account of the Anglo-Saxon sailor Wulfstan from around 890, the lake valley was once a bay of marine lagoon waters, and on one of the sea shores there was a Viking trade and port settlement called Truso. Today we know that it was the area on the north-eastern shore of Lake Druzno – near the town of Janów.
- From the ship’s deck, we can admire the Old Town panorama, including the revitalized Granary Island, former port and industrial buildings, Elbląg bridges, and finally the Żuławy landscapes. In the first phase of the cruise (already on the waters of Lake Druzno), the site of former Truso should be looked for on the port side… On the starboard side, we will see the village of Węgle-Żukowo and the building of the former “Three Roses” inn with an old marina – a destination for pre-war Elbląg residents’ trips. Ultimately, the ship turns back in the middle of the lake.
- Fun fact: Initially, we sail up the Elbląg River, which is partly (up to the railway bridge and the mouth of the Fiszewka River) considered internal marine waters, and partly (up to the outflow from Lake Druzno) inland waters. So it is a sea-inland-sea cruise!
Pricing
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Ticket type |
Ticket price |
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Standard ticket |
79 PLN |
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Reduced ticket
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69 PLN |
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Ticket for children under 8 years of age |
10 PLN |
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Group ticket
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69 PLN |
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School group ticket
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49 PLN |
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Ticket for school group guardians
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15 PLN |
Additional pricing
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Fee for traveling with a pet A maximum of 3 dogs or other small pets are allowed on board. You are required to bring a leash and muzzle if the dog requires one. Please have proof of current vaccinations with you. If there is no pet fee available in the system, it means we are full. In this case, please choose another time or day. |
Cruise schedule
– we sail on selected days –
Cruise Direction:
Elbląg – Lake Druzno – Elbląg
Start: Elbląg
(Elbląg, 1B Wodna St.)
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Cruise duration approx. 2 hours
| Available departure times: |
| 7:55, 10:55, 13:55, 16:55 |
| Dates for organized groups to be agreed upon |
The departure times and days of the ship may change.
The cruise is operated by a two-deck vessel.
The ship is equipped with a toilet.
On the lower deck, there are 55 seats at tables, while the upper observation deck offers an additional 20 seats.
Seats on the ship are not numbered.
The ship is equipped with a toilet.
A buffet with hot and cold drinks is available on board..
During the cruise, you can take advantage of the lunch or dinner offer, which must be ordered before the cruise by calling: 576 985 006.
To order lunch or dinner, please prepare: reservation number, date, type and time of the cruise, and the name and surname of the person making the reservation.
The buffet is operated by:

For groups, we recommend an additional service – a guide
Information and free reservation
Customer Service Office in Ostróda
9A Mickiewicza St.
Phone 609 520 900
Phone 89 670 92 17
ostroda@zegluga.com.pl
Customer Service Office in Elbląg
1B Wodna St.
Phone 695 880 033
Phone 89 670 92 27
elblag@zegluga.com.pl
Customer Service Office in Buczyniec
Buczyniec 1A
Phone 695 880 640
Phone 89 670 92 28
Phone 55 230 42 04
buczyniec@zegluga.com.pl









