Pomeranian Voivodeship in October

May through September offers the warmest weather and longest days, with July bringing 20 hours of daylight and water temperatures hitting 18°C. But summer also means crowds and inflated prices — hotel rates double in July and August. June strikes the sweet spot with mild weather, blooming landscapes, and manageable tourist numbers. September delivers warm days, fewer crowds, and harvest season in the countryside, plus hotel rates drop by 30%. Spring arrives late here — April can still feel chilly with temperatures around 12°C, though you'll have beaches to yourself. Winter brings Christmas markets in Gdansk's Main Square and cross-country skiing in Kashubian forests, but many coastal restaurants close until March. Avoid the shoulder months of October and November — weather turns unpredictable, and many seasonal attractions shut down. For budget travelers, visiting in May or September offers the best value without sacrificing too much sunshine.