Two busy weeks - the Baltic Sea - part II A few years ago Anita and I were best friends , but then we chose different high schools and our contact became quite limited. One day she called me and suggested having a trip. I'm very excited about every opportunity of travelling, so I didn't need a lot of time to make a decision. The only problem was a driving course I was attending at the time, but I made a phone call in order to put off my lessons. We were so lucky, because Anita's dad works as a proffesional driver. He delivers different types of stuff to many places in Europe. That time his task was to deliver documents and packages to Gdańsk. We decided to go with him without any hesistation. Our leaving was planned for the next day but we didn't know where to sleep. We knew it was too late to find a cheap price hotel or even a host on Couchsurfing. Fortunately, my uncle lives in Gdańsk and let us stay in his place. We felt amazing! Transportation for free, accommodation for free - this is how a paradise looks like. After spending more than 10 hours on a highway, we finally arrived. Anita and I decided to get to know what the city offered. The second day of our trip was great. We took a ferry to Hel Peninsula - it is said to be the begginig of Poland. Our last day at the Baltic Sea was spent in Sopot. I don't doubt the city is beautiful or breathtaking but I felt quite oppressed by thousands of tourists around. I'm sure it was worth seeing but I wouldn't come back to Sopot again.