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Yacht charter and Boat rental in Germany
1094 boats available
Bavaria Cruiser 51 | Mola 18-5 Flensburg
- Year
- 2018
- Cabins
- 5
- People
- 12
- Bathing platform
- Bow thruster
- Outside GPS plotter
Bavaria 46 | Mola 05-4 Rostock
8 Very good | 1 review- Year
- 2005
- Cabins
- 4
- People
- 10
- Outside GPS plotter
- Bow thruster
Dehler 34 | Mola 23 Flensburg
10 Excellent | 1 review- Year
- 2023
- Cabins
- 2
- People
- 6
- Bathing platform
- Outside GPS plotter
Bavaria Cruiser 34 | Mola 23-2 Flensburg
9 Excellent | 2 reviews- Year
- 2023
- Cabins
- 2
- People
- 6
- Bathing platform
- Outside GPS plotter
- Bow thruster
Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 449 | Mola 18 Grossenbrode
- Year
- 2018
- Cabins
- 4
- People
- 10
- Bathing platform
- Outside GPS plotter
- Bow thruster
La Mare Apart LL | Emma
8 Very good | 1 review- Year
- 2021
- Cabins
- 2
- People
- 6
- Bathing platform
- Solar panels
- Bow thruster
- Flat screen TV
Electric toilets
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Bavaria C38 | Mola 23 Flensburg
6 OK | 1 review- Year
- 2023
- Cabins
- 3
- People
- 8
- Bathing platform
- Bow thruster
- Outside GPS plotter
Dehler Varianta 37 | Mola 14 Grossenbrode
- Year
- 2014
- Cabins
- 3
- People
- 8
- Outside GPS plotter
Kormoran 1280 | 06-3 Hafendorf Muritz-Rechlin
- Year
- 2006
- Cabins
- 3
- People
- 7
- Bed linen included
- Bathing platform
- Bow thruster
Electric toilets
Futura 40 | Fleesenqueen Two
6 OK | 1 review- Year
- 2022
- Cabins
- 3
- People
- 6
- Bathing platform
- Bow thruster
- Generator
Electric toilets
Hanse 460 | Mola 22-5 Flensburg
- Year
- 2022
- Cabins
- 5
- People
- 11
- Bathing platform
- Bow thruster
- Outside GPS plotter
Kormoran 1280 | 03-3 Hafendorf Muritz-Rechlin
- Year
- 2003
- Cabins
- 3
- People
- 7
- Bed linen included
- Bathing platform
- Bow thruster
Electric toilets
Nautilus Nautiki Maxi | Boot ohne Meer
8.8 Very good | 5 reviews- Year
- 2023
- Cabins
- 2
- People
- 6
- Bathing platform
- Bow thruster
- Solar panels
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Delphia 33 | Monsoon
- Year
- 2007
- Cabins
- 2
- People
- 5
- Outside GPS plotter
Bavaria Cruiser 32 | Mola 11 R Flensburg
6 OK | 1 review- Year
- 2011
- Cabins
- 2
- People
- 6
- Outside GPS plotter
Kormoran 1280 | 09-3 Hafendorf Muritz-Rechlin
- Year
- 2009
- Cabins
- 3
- People
- 7
- Bed linen included
- Bathing platform
- Bow thruster
Electric toilets
Bavaria Cruiser 34 | Mola 23-2 R Grossenbrode
- Year
- 2023
- Cabins
- 2
- People
- 6
- Bathing platform
- Bow thruster
- Outside GPS plotter
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![Bavaria Cruiser 40 | Mola 09 Rostock]()
Bavaria Cruiser 40 | Mola 09 Rostock
- Year
- 2009
- Cabins
- 3
- People
- 7
- Outside GPS plotter
- Bathing platform
Discover Germany from the deck of a yacht
Charter yachts in Germany provide an enthralling journey through the country’s diverse waterscapes. From the bracing North Sea, to the tranquil Baltic Sea and the charming lakes scattered across the nation, a German yacht charter offers access to some of the world’s most captivating destinations.
While Germany may not be the first place that comes to mind when considering a yacht charter, it presents a fantastic opportunity for an unforgettable sailing experience. With its well-developed yachting culture and top-notch marine infrastructure, Germany offers both seasoned and novice sailors the chance to explore a unique world of maritime wonders. Whether aboard a luxury yacht, sailing yacht, or motor yacht, a yacht charter in Germany guarantees a voyage of discovery, relaxation, and enjoyment.
Sailing northern waters: From Baltic calm to North Sea adventure and Lake District serenity
The Baltic Sea is a popular destination for yacht charters with its calm, waveless waters during the summer, and easy access to Scandinavia. The German Baltic coastline, particularly around the charming region of Schleswig Holstein, provides sailing routes ideal for beginners and families and a chance to explore picturesque islands such as Fehmarn or Rügen.
Experience the thrill of chartering a yacht on the North Sea. Here, the more adventurous sailor can enjoy sailing around 14 islands, visit little harbours, and encounter unique attractions. The area around Marina Wolfsbruch, with its rivers and lakes, offers a different type of sailing, with a focus on relaxation and nature.
The inland lakes and rivers of the Brandenburg and Mecklenburg Lake Districts offer another unique chartering experience. With over 2000 lakes to explore, you can charter a houseboat or motor yacht to suit your preference.
Discover more about Sailing in Germany in our guide
Yacht charter and Boat rental in Germany
Charter a yacht and explore Germany! Prices start from 61 € per day. Choose from the largest selection of houseboats, sailboats, motor yachts, motor boats and catamarans.
Popular regions are Mecklenburg-Pomerania, Baltic Sea, Mecklenburg Lake District, Brandenburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Berlin, Müritz, Rügen, Lake Constance, Baden-Württemberg, Saarland, Bavaria, Lake Constance, North Sea, Rhineland-Palatinate, Bremen and Saxony-Anhalt.
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Germany Highlights
Germany has 11 main sailing regions, with 1109 boats available for you to choose from for your sailing holiday. The favourite sailing destinations can be found around Mecklenburg-Pomerania, Brandenburg and Schleswig-Holstein.
You can rent a boat and start your journey from 86 marinas, the most popular being Marina Wolfsbruch, Hafen Breege and Marina Flensburg (Niro Petersen).
When you search for a boat, you have a choice from the fleets of 75 charter companies in Germany. Rudolf Bootsservice and Luxboot Elisa Hausbootferien have the highest ratings from our customers.
What is the cost of chartering a yacht in Germany?
Sailing yacht charter in Germany
A sailing yacht charter in Germany usually costs 42 € per day. For instance, the most popular 7-berth sailboat costs 176 € per day. The most popular sailboat destinations in Germany are:
- Sailing yacht rental Mecklenburg-Pomerania
- Sailing yacht rental Baden-Württemberg
- Sailing yacht rental Brandenburg
Here are a couple of reasons why to choose a sailboat for your holiday in Germany:
Serenity: Sailing yachts provide a tranquil experience, allowing you to glide over the water with only the sound of the wind and waves. This creates a peaceful atmosphere where you can relax and disconnect from the hustle of everyday life.
Authentic Sailing: For sailing enthusiasts, there is nothing quite like the feel of a yacht being powered by the wind. It's an authentic experience that brings you closer to the art of sailing.
Eco-Friendly: With the wind as your primary source of propulsion, sailing yachts are more environmentally friendly than motorized vessels, reducing your carbon footprint while on holiday.
Skill Development: A sailing holiday can be a chance to learn or hone your sailing skills. Participate in managing the sails and steering, and return from your trip with new capabilities.
Onboard Comforts: Modern sailing yachts are equipped with comfortable amenities and living spaces that allow for a luxurious stay without compromising the sailing experience.
Versatile Experiences: Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway, a family adventure, or an exciting trip with friends, a sailing yacht can cater to various types of holidays with the potential for tailored itineraries and activities.
Catamaran charter in Germany
A catamaran charter in Germany usually costs 496 € per day. For instance, the most popular 9-berth catamaran Fountaine Pajot Isla 40, costs 496 € per day. Choose a catamaran for a more comfortable and spacious holiday experience. Catamarans feature a shallow draft, enabling you to explore shallow waters and uncover hidden coves. For your next catamaran rental in Germany, choose from our most popular destinations:
Motorboat charter in Germany
A motorboat rental in Germany usually costs 22 € per day. For instance, the rental price for a motorboat for 5 people, such as the Aqualine 520, costs 130 € per day. If you are searching for a mix of relaxation and fun, renting a motorboat is a perfect choice. Motorboats are easy to navigate and offer various leisure activities, such as water skiing and wakeboarding, which are perfect for sharing with family and friends. The most popular destinations to rent a motorboat in Germany are:
Motor yacht charter in Germany
Chartering a motor yacht in Germany starts at around 72 € per day. For instance, the rental price for a motor yacht for 5 people, such as the Concordia 108 AC, costs 203 € per day. If you’re looking for luxury and comfort, motor yachts are the right choice. They usually come with a professional crew which will ensure a relaxing holiday. The most popular destinations to rent a motor yacht in Germany are:
- Motor yacht rental Baden-Württemberg
- Motor yacht rental Bavaria
- Motor yacht rental Rhineland-Palatinate
Houseboat charter in Germany
Explore rivers, canals, and monuments as you float along, taking in breathtaking landscapes. Experience an immersive holiday on a Houseboat, surrounded by nature and away from large crowds. Perfect for everyone looking for an outdoor escape. Renting a houseboat in Germany starts at around 68 € per day. The most popular destinations to rent a houseboat in Germany are:
FAQs
Why should I sail in Germany?
Germany offers a unique sailing experience with a developed yachting culture, quality marine infrastructure, and excellent sailing conditions. It allows you to explore scenic spots, from the Baltic and North Sea to inland rivers and lakes.
What is the best time to sail in Germany?
The peak sailing season in Germany is from May to September when the weather patterns are more predictable, days are longer and warmer, and water temperature is pleasant for swimming.
What are the sailing conditions in Germany?
The Baltic Sea is calm and waveless during summer, perfect for relaxing sailing. The North Sea may have dangerous swells and strong winds, suitable for more experienced sailors. Inland waters and offshore areas offer temperatures up to 18-20 °C, waves reach a maximum of 1.5 meters, and wind speed up to 21 knots.
What is the maritime and river infrastructure like in Germany?
Germany has more than 170 marinas and numerous sailing clubs offering local information. The German coastline has plenty of cardinal marks, markings of fairways and channels. In top seasons, berths can be obtained without booking in advance.
How much does sailing in Germany cost?
Marina fees are slightly lower than other popular destinations like Croatia. For instance, a week’s trip on a new sailing boat Hanse for six people in Rostock would cost around €1800 in the high season.
What are the top places to sail in Germany?
Popular areas include the Baltic Sea coastline, with destinations like Rügen island, Rostock, Lübeck, and Fehmarn island. The North Sea coastline offers East Frisian islands, Cuxhaven, and Helgoland islands. Inland, you can explore the Mecklenburg Lake District, Brandenburg, and Berlin Lakes.
What precautions should I take while sailing in Germany?
For the North Sea coastline, having tidal charts and being aware of swells and currents when entering local harbours is necessary. In the Baltic Sea, paying attention to depth along the coast in some areas is crucial. Nautical charts are a must for regions belonging to national parks.
What are some popular marinas to dock at while sailing in Germany?
Some famous marinas and harbours include the Port of Hambert, the second largest in Europe, the marina Glowe on Rügen island, the marina Peenemünde in Usedom, the Citymarina in Stralsund, and the Marina Brandenburg-Plaue on the Havel River.
Can I charter a houseboat in Germany?
Yes, chartering a houseboat is an increasingly popular leisure activity on numerous beautiful German lakes and even within the Berlin area.
Is there any specific docking protocol in Germany?
Yes, parking at marinas in the Baltic and North Sea areas involves positioning the bow part at the pier and the stern towards the water. The boat is carefully adjusted in the box with four ropes. Tying the boat with mooring ropes is rare.
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