Yacht charter in Werder · Nautikhus - Namitz — Hns (2020)

Enjoy idyllic hours and magical moments on the water, independent and far removed from everyday life, on our heated houseboat. The island of Töplitz is surrounded by the waters of the [**#**] and is located 6 km from the flower town of Werder. Potsdam is 10 km away, and the center of Berlin is 40 km away. The [**#**] is equipped with two berths, a toilet and shower, and a saloon with a galley. A 10 m² covered terrace at the bow with a lounge set invites you to relax. Depending on the weather, the saloon can be enlarged with the awning, providing optimal wind and weather protection. There is also a narrow terrace with a bench at the stern. Our [**#**] is 10 m long and 4 m wide. This provides a comfortable interior space and makes it easy to maneuver in harbors and locks. The [**#**] is equipped with two berths, a toilet and shower, and a saloon with a galley. Just outside Berlin, the Potsdam and Brandenburg lakes offer approximately 200 km of navigable waterways for recreational boats, providing excellent conditions for a boating holiday. The Lower [**#**] connects over 40 lakes along its route between Berlin, Potsdam, and the city of Brandenburg. Where else are UNESCO World Heritage sites and unspoiled nature so close together? Our houseboat can be booked with a German Inland Waterways License (SBF Binnen) during peak season for stays of 7 nights or more (otherwise 5 nights or more). Boat instruction costs €50 for first-time houseboaters. If you do not have a recreational boating license, you can receive theoretical and practical instruction on how to operate our houseboat before setting off. The charter license entitles you to navigate the designated charter license area from the Glienicke Bridge downstream to the Göttinsee on the Sacrow-Paretz Canal for the duration of your rental. The charter license course lasts approximately 3 hours and costs €110 (and includes the boat briefing for houseboat novices, which costs €50). If wind speeds exceeding force 5 on the Beaufort scale are expected, a harbor may no longer be left, or the next harbor must be reached immediately. The most important river in Brandenburg is the [**#**], which rises north of Berlin in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, then meanders gently south and northwest before flowing into the Elbe near [**#**]berg. This river connects Brandenburg/[**#**], Potsdam, and Berlin and is the heavily used waterway to the north, leading to Lake Müritz, the Mecklenburg Lake District, and Schwerin.