Puck is a charming town in the Kashubian region, situated at the mouth of the Płutnica River, along Puck Bay, in the northeastern part of the Puck Ridge on the Gdańsk Coast in Poland.
Transportation and how to arrive
To reach the town of Puck in Poland, located in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, you can follow these directions:
From Gdańsk (the nearest large city and regional hub):
- By car: Drive northwest on the S6 expressway from Gdańsk and take the exit toward Puck.
Follow the signs for about 45 minutes until you reach Puck. - By train: Take a regional train from Gdańsk Główny (Main Station) to Puck.
The journey usually takes around 1 hour and offers scenic views of the Gdańsk Coast.
From Gdynia (another large coastal city):
- By car: Head north on the S6 toward Reda, then continue on the road toward Puck, a drive of around 30 minutes.
- By train: Regional trains from Gdynia Główna to Puck are frequent and take approximately 30–40 minutes.
From Warsaw (the capital city) you can choose one of the following routes:
- By Car: From Warsaw, take the A2 highway west, then switch to the A1 highway north towards Gdańsk.
Near Gdańsk, continue on the S6 expressway, following signs for Reda and then Puck.
The journey is approximately 400 kilometers (about 4.5–5 hours) by car. - By Train: You can take an intercity train (PKP Intercity) from Warsaw Central Station (Warszawa Centralna) to Gdynia or Gdańsk.
The ride takes around 3–4 hours, depending on the train type. - By Plane and Train/Car: You can also fly from Warsaw Chopin Airport to Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport.
From there, take either a regional train or drive by car to Puck, about an hour’s journey. - By Plane: You can fly to Gdansk Lech Walesa Airport directly from many European airports.