To begin with, there is the Żuławki-Rybina section via the Szkarpawa. It is an excellent opportunity to talk about the over 100-year-old Żuławy Access Railway (Żuławska Kolej Dojazdowa) and the historic swing bridge over the Szkarpawa in Rybina.

Day two is the Rybina-Tujsk-Osłonka route. The bridges in Tujsk and Żelichowo have not been raised in a long time, which makes it impossible to sail into this beautiful town on the Tuga. It will become possible in 2021, as plans include repairs and the construction of a marina. However, only canoes and low boats can get there for the time being. Such a boat is owned by the dynamic Nowy Dwór Gdański Club which pledged to help the journalists get there.

Monday is the day when the crew with microphones will set off from Osłonka to Elbląg. Along the way is Nowakowska Island: a piece of land with an interesting history and remarkable nature, continuously threatened with seawater intrusion. It can be circumnavigated not only via the River Elbląg but also the Nogat, to its estuary to the waters of the Lagoon. Day four is a trip from Elbląg on the Nogat to Malbork. There the crew will talk about the town, the castle and night-time sightseeing. This is also where the reporting crews will swap.

The second crew will begin its journey on Wednesday and will go from Malbork to Biała Góra, which is the beginning of the Żuławy Lowland. Along the way is the Miłoradz Municipality: a picture of pre- and post-WWII settlement, a restored old coach house and, in nearby Mątowy, a sanctuary of Blessed Dorothy.

Thursday is a trip from Biała Góra via Tczew, to Błotnik. There, the Radio Gdańsk journalists will report from a journey across the Walichnowska Valley, stretching between Gniew and Tczew. A little-known place, of a typically lowland character. Not everyone believes this place to be part of Żuławy, although it features a pumping station and locks in Rybaki, and a smithy building with arcades.

Day seven is a surprise. There are several ideas but no one really knows what will happen and what will befall the radio crew. And this surprise will conclude the week-long radio-themed cruise.

EVERYTHING LIVE ON AIR

You can hear the reports on Saturday after 9:05 in the Nie śpij, zwiedzaj z Radiem Gdańsk (Don’t sleep, go sightseeing with Radio Gdańsk) show. More reports at ca. 12:15, and later after 16:30.

On Sunday after 10:00 in the Cafe niedziela w Radiu Gdańsk (Café Sunday on Radio Gdańsk) show and between 17:00 and 19:00 during Radio Gdańsk z boisk i stadionów (Radio Gdańsk from football pitches and stadiums).

From Monday to Friday, the radio reporters will feature regularly at 8:20, 12:15, 17:10 and 18:10. And also, from time to time, during the news.