Dear partners!

Are your clients looking for inspiration to travel in early spring or late autumn 2026? Do you have ideas where to travel in this shoulder season? We have a hidden gem for you - spend spa weekend in northern Poland, near the Baltic coast. Benefit from best lowest prices, enjoy great food, spa facilities and beautiful nature of Baltics region.

Travel to cities like Szczecin, Kolobrzeg, Swinoujscie and Gdansk &Tricity. Arrive by ferry to Swinoujscie or Gdynia and Gdansk or fly to Gdansk and Szczecin. 

We will deliver all ground services your groups will need - transportation, hotels selection, booking of restaurants and activities throughout their stay to make your workflow seamless. See you in Northern Poland!

Your,

Codan team

NORTHERN POLAND IS A HIDDEN GEM WITH GREAT VALUE

WHICH ONE IS YOUR PREFERRED CHOICE?

ŚWINOUJŚCIE

Spa and seaside resort in Western Pomerania, located at the mouth of the River Świna on the Baltic Sea, spread over the Uznam, Wolin, and Karsibór islands.

It uses mineral waters, therapeutic mud, and sea air for treatments. Swinoujscie belongs amongst the most interesting seaside spa resorts in Europe, featuring sanatoria, natural health centres and an excellent range of accommodation for both patients and tourists.

Lots of cultural events, as well as facilities for sport and active tourism on both land and sea - hiking, cycling and kayaking. Sigths like Swinoujscie Lighthouse on Wolin island, Fortress, Maritime Fisheries Museum, Spa park

Ferries from Sweden to Swinoujscie multiple times a day. 

SZCZECIN

Capital of Western Pomerania, near the German border and Oder River, with access to the Baltic Sea, so called city of water. Major port city and shipbuilding hub with strong sailing and riverfront culture.

Blend of history, water, and greenery—perfect for architecture lovers, history enthusiasts, and those seeking a less touristy, authentic Polish city. Rich Hanseatic heritage, highlights include the Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle, Cathedral Basilica of St. James, and Wały Chrobrego (Chrobry Embankment) with river views, Tech museum, Philharmonic Hall and more. 

Unique Paris-inspired urban plan with star-shaped squares and broad avenues, surrounded by green parks. Lively music and arts scene, including the Philharmonic Hall and numerous festivals.

KOŁOBRZEG

Coastal city in Western Pomerania, at the mouth of the Parsęta River on the Baltic Sea. Famous for wide sandy beaches, long pier, and seaside promenade. The largest spa resort in Poland and one of the leading resorts in the medical tourism market. 

Offers mineral springs, therapeutic mud, and a mild maritime climate, ideal for health and wellness stays. Includes blend of relaxation, history, and coastal charm and is one of Poland’s top spa and beach destinations. Attractions like Lighthouse, Harbor, Oceanarium, and Museum of Polish Arms. 

Hosts summer concerts, sea festivals and art exhibitions. Perfect for cycling, water sports, and family holidays.

GDAŃSK & TRI-CITY

Historic port city on Poland's Baltic Sea coast, renowned for its stunning architecture, rich maritime heritage, and vibrant cultural scene. The city's Old Town is filled with colorful, narrow houses, with landmarks like the Gothic-style St. Mary's Church and the medieval Gdańsk Crane standing out. Birthplace of the Solidarity movement, which played a key role in the fall of communism in Poland. 

The Tri-City (Trójmiasto) refers to the metropolitan area formed by Gdańsk, Gdynia, and Sopot. Each city has its own unique character. Together, these cities form a dynamic, diverse region with a mix of history, culture, commerce, and leisure.

Ideal for sightseeing, shopping, sailing to Westerplatte and Hel peninsula, cycling, beach time and walk on the pier.