Cheap flights from Tel Aviv to Gdansk

All you need to know about flights from Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport TLV to Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport GDN

Airlines that fly from Tel Aviv to Gdansk

Ryanair operates cheap flights from Tel Aviv to Gdansk twice a week, on Mondays and Fridays. LOT runs weekly Tel Aviv Gdansk flights on Saturdays.

Terminal Information - Departing

Flights from Tel Aviv to Gdansk depart from Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport TLV. It’s recommended to arrive at the airport at least three hours before departure, due to security checks. LOT departs from Terminal 3 and Ryanair from Terminal 1. The train station is located outside Terminal 3 on level -1. Take the free shuttle bus to Terminal 1 if Ryanair operates your flight. The shuttle leaves every 15-20 minutes and completes the journey in around 10 minutes.

Terminal 3 has several cafes, restaurants, and Duty-Free stores where you can buy gifts, candy, and electronics with great $200 tax-free deals. If you have a premium credit card, upgrade your stay at the airport and relax at the Dan Lounges. Terminal 1 also offers a few food options and Duty-Free stores but on a smaller scale. Free unlimited Wifi connection is provided for the whole duration of your stay in both terminals. Power sockets are scattered across the airport.

Terminal Information - Arriving

Cheap flights from Tel Aviv to Gdansk arrive at Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport GDN, located 12 km northwest of Gdansk, Poland, in the proximity of the city centers of the Tricity metropolitan area: Gdansk, Sopot (10 km), and Gdynia (23 km). Take the SKM (Szybka Kolej Miejska) trains from the airport to the city. Bus 110 goes to Gdansk-Wrzeszcz (Railway Station), bus 210 travels to Gdansk Główny (Railway Station), and bus 122 goes to Sopot Kamienny Potok (SKM). Renting a car? Compare prices on Skyscanner Car Rental.

Things you should know

As an Israeli citizen, you don’t need to apply for a visa in advance to visit Poland. Make sure that your passport is valid for at least 90 days after your planned departure date from Poland. Polish passport holders must enter the country with it; then you can proceed to the EU line at borders control. Otherwise, go to the “all passports” line.

Useful Information about Gdansk

The time in Gdansk is one hour behind Tel Aviv: 12:00 in Israel is 11:00 in Poland. The winters in Gdansk are freezing with -4 degrees on average during January-February, and it rarely goes above 0 from November to March at night. The summers are enjoyable with 21 degrees on average in July and August. The local currency is Zloty - PLN - zł, and it almost equals the money in Israel - ₪. Prices, however, are significantly lower compared to Tel Aviv - consumer prices are 46% lower in Gdansk.

A three-course dinner for two is almost 60% cheaper in Gdansk, so treat yourself with some extra Pierogi. Have an extra glass of beer as its price is around 75% less than Tel Aviv. Clothing and shoes are up to 40% more affordable, and taxis around 40% cheaper in Gdansk.

Must visit in Gdansk: Westerplatte, Long Market, St. Mary's Church, Long Lane, Pier in Sopot, Neptune's Fountain, Artus Court, Oliwa Cathedral, Motława, Green Gate, Golden Gate, Old Town, Park Oliwa, Museum of the Second World War, National Maritime Museum, European Solidarity Centre, Zoo Gdańsk Oliwa, National Museum.

How to find cheap flights to Gdansk

Flights from Tel Aviv to Gdansk can cost around $240 (₪870). However, on Skyscanner Israel, it’s easy to cut your flight costs significantly if you are flexible with your travel dates. Instead of typing in specific dates, search “whole month,” and we’ll find you cheap Tel Aviv Gdansk flights. Sing up for Price Alerts, and we’ll notify you whenever the price drops. You can find round-trip flights for as low as $53, that’s only ₪190! Get more tips on how to book cheap flights from Tel Aviv to Gdansk here.

This information is correct as of August 2018