Yacht Charter Warnemünde

General Info
From a small and quiet fishing village, Warnemünde has evolved today into Germany’s most important harbor for cruise line ships, with a history that stretchers back to the 1200s. This location in the northeastern part of the German Baltic shoreline is today a major Yacht Charter destination, and not just for sailors but also for people looking for a little seaside fun.

From the 13th century until the 19th century the fishing village was a small settlement that was used by the city of Rostok as an access port to the Baltic Sea but today, most of the income earned here is made out of the tourism, a smaller percent being due to the local ship yard. This was made possible due to the perfect position on the Warnow river estuary that gives it naval access inland.

Travel & Arrival
The biggest international airport that is most used by Error loading the control 'kwyword': Value cannot be null. Parameter name: virtualPath arrivals from other countries is Hamburg airport, less than 200km away. Here, you can find various means of transfer to Warnemünde, mostly by shuttle, bus or car rental. There is also a train lines that makes frequent runs to the seaside resort via Rostok on a trip that takes roughly 2 hours. There is also a smaller airport in Rostok but very few carriers fly here due to its small size.

By land you can take the train, the bus or arrive by car via the A19 highway which runs straight into Warnemünde if you’re coming from the south. From the east and west, the best way for Yacht Charter groups is to travel via the A20 highway. Be warned that these highways have tollbooths so make sure you have cash on hand.

By water, there are some ferry lines running from Denmark, Sweden and Finland seeing as how Warnemünde is one of Germany’s ports of entry for the Baltic Sea and also a port of cruise ships.

Avant & Apres Sail
One of the most famous landmarks in Warnemünde is the old lighthouse which can be seen by visiting Yacht Charter tourists near the promenade. It’s still in use today though it was built way back in 1897. The other big attraction is the Teepott(Teapot), a building that is a fine example of 60s German architecture. For a good time, make sure you take your Yacht Charter crew to the Alte Strom (the Old Channel) that acts like a promenade, with restaurants, pubs and an outdoor market.

The local restaurants serve a plethora of seafood recipes but old German favorites aren’t forgotten either. There are some very snazzy places along the waterfront that tempt the Yacht Charter guest with not only great food but also a great panorama. You’ll also find the more reasonably priced venues here so you won’t blow a hole in your budget.

The nightlife is very colorful and loud, with many bars and pubs serving large quantities of beer to incoming tourists. There are also some clubs and discos making the night come alive with sounds. These are the best places for a night out with your Error loading the control 'kwyword': Value cannot be null. Parameter name: virtualPath friends.

Events & Actions
Well, there are two things you can do while in Warnemünde: sail and tan. Since this is the home of the largest sandy beaches Germany has to offer near the Baltic Sea, you won’t miss out on a nice brown tan, and also there are plenty of sailing opportunities which are only made favorable by the low current which creates the perfect conditions for Yacht Charter sailing enthusiasts. Kitesurfing and diving are also top rated activities around here.