Today, the luxury ship Le Bellot moored at the Obrońców Westerplatte Quay, inaugurating the cruise season in Gdańsk. This elegant cruiser attracts passengers not only with its comfort, but also with its rich cultural offer. Her visit highlights the important position of Gdańsk in the network of popular tourist destinations.

Le Bellot, built in 2020, is a modern example of luxury combined with functionality. This ship, 131 m long and 18 m wide, was designed to provide maximum comfort for 184 guests located on 5 passenger decks. Both its maximum speed of 12.5 knots and its proportions allow you to explore the most remote and hard-to-reach places in the world.

The vessel has 92 luxuriously equipped cabins, each with a private balcony, ensuring privacy and the opportunity to admire the views. The ship boasts advanced facilities: from the panoramic Le Nautilus restaurant, capable of accommodating all passengers, to the outdoor restaurant with grill on deck 3, perfect for relaxing with a meal al fresco. Guests also have access to a Spa center, a theater and an observation box with a 180-degree view.

The ship flies the French flag and employs a 112-person crew. This ensures a high standard of service and safety.

The vessel's visit to Gdańsk takes place as part of the A Musical Journey on the Baltic Sea cruise, organized in cooperation with Radio Classique, which guarantees passengers an unforgettable cultural experience. During this unique journey, participants have the opportunity to enjoy concerts by outstanding classical music artists.

In total, 27 cruise ships are expected to appear in Gdańsk in the coming season, mooring a total of 62 times. However, announcing them does not mean that they will all arrive. Last year, 42 out of 50 planned arrivals were recorded.

Cruise ship notifications are available on the Port of Gdańsk website. They can be found at the link:
https://www.portGdańsk.pl/port/cruise-to-Gdańsk/awujemy-wycieczkowcow-2024/

It is estimated that the infrastructure of the port of Gdańsk is capable of receiving up to 120 vessels annually.

Thousands of tourists come to the Port of Gdańsk every year on board cruise ships, and the number of visits is constantly growing. In the years 1995-2019, a total of 680 cruise ships arrived, bringing over 250,000 passengers. So far, 2018 remains the record year in terms of calls. Cruisers moored in Gdańsk as many as 67 times.

The most frequently visited tourist attractions in the region include: the Royal Route, Artus Court, Neptune's Fountain, St. Mary's Basilica, organ concerts in the Oliwa Cathedral and the Malbork Castle, located less than 60 km from the center of Gdańsk.