Dragon, Galleon of 17th-century (Replica)
Between Gdansk and Gdynia runs a tourist ship, stylized as a real sailing ship of the Hanseatic era.
![Dragon galleon Dragon galleon, Gdynia](http://ps1.lpsphoto.top/18/0909/132937.jpg)
The historic sailboat is based on the hull of an old port tug that was given a second life in 2006. Surprisingly, this floating prop has seaworthiness not worse than its medieval prototypes. Dragon can go to the open sea even in winter.
![Dragon galleon Dragon galleon, Gdynia](http://ps1.lpsphoto.top/18/0909/133041.jpg)
The ship is decorated with many wooden sculptures and carved elements. Of course, the real Galleons of The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth did not have so many architectural excesses - they were in fact well-armed merchant ships.
![Dragon galleon Dragon galleon, Gdynia](http://ps1.lpsphoto.top/18/0909/132954.jpg)
The figure under the bowsprit depicts the scene of the mythical hero's fight with the dragon.
![Dragon galleon Dragon galleon, Gdynia](http://ps1.lpsphoto.top/18/0909/133146.jpg)
Guests can enjoy a restaurant and bar on board.
![Dragon galleon Dragon galleon, Gdynia](http://ps1.lpsphoto.top/18/0909/133032.jpg)
The vessel has a length of 45m and a width of 8.2m and can accommodate two hundred passengers.
![Dragon galleon Dragon galleon, Gdynia](http://ps1.lpsphoto.top/18/0909/133116.jpg)
Dragon is owned by the company Galeony, the fleet of which has several other old-style vessels that perform tourist flights along the coast of Pomerania: Gdansk, Westerplatte, Gdynia, Ustka, Leba, Darłowo, Międzyzdroje.
![Dragon galleon Dragon galleon, Gdynia](http://ps1.lpsphoto.top/18/0909/133005.jpg)