Yacht Charter Baltic Sea

Baltic Sea

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at 14 November 2011

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Yacht Charter Baltic Sea - Birthplace of the Yachting Culture

The biggest body of brackish water in the world, The Baltic Sea offers some of the most varied conditions for sailing and this is one of the reasons so many sailors venture out here. It has no tides, clean waters and a good infrastructure which means that yacht charter Baltic Sea is a good option for your next holiday.

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Germany
Sweden

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Germany - Varied Sailing Possibilites in Central Europe

From lakes to coastal waters, Germany has a lot to offer to those who know their way around a boat and enjoy the open seas. From the Baltic and North Sea coast to the lakes around Berlin, Germany is actually a sailor's paradise. Regions like Fehmarn Island, Kiel Bay and Mecklenburg Lake District are perfect for yacht charter Germany holidays.

Sweden - The Most Spectacular Coastlines of the Northern Hemisphere

Come visit the largest archipelago in the world and one of the most popular tourist destinations in northern Europe. Yacht charter Sweden is a top destination for all those who love sailing and will offer top conditions (both natural and in terms of infrastructure) to those who prefer colder climates.

Poland - Sail your Yacht in the Southern Baltic Sea

Although an often overlooked sailing destination, Poland presents lots of opportunities for Yacht Charter enthusiasts, both along the Baltic coast and on the Masurian Lakes. There are wonderful beaches, an interesting history and an even more attractive cuisine which can satisfy all age groups of tourists.

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Heiligenhafen - Discover the Hidden Sie of the German Baltic Sea

A place where you can enjoy the beauty of the German Baltic Sea, without having to put up with the endless crowds of tourists that can be found in places like Fehmarn island. With a strong maritime tradtion, Heiligenhafen has much to offer to those sailing enthusiasts looking for a peaceful yet colorful getaway.

Breege – The Rural Charm of the Baltic

Though situated on Rügen island which is known for the huge touristic flow, Breege manages to somehow retain all the old charm of a quaint fishing village while still appealing to many and offering top conditions for even the most pretentious guests.

Flensburg - The Old Port by the Border

Originally starting out as a Danish settlement, the town of Flensburg managed to become one fo the most attractive German ports on the Baltic Sea thanks to its old architecture and sailing tradition.Also a great shopping center, today the city offers a look back to the days of the Hanseatic League

Kiel - Germany's Biggest Port in the Baltic

With the military fleet moored here and thousands of commercial ships passing through every day, it's no wonder that Kiel was chosen to host the biggest sailing event not just in Germany but also the entire world. Coming to Kiel is an acknowledgement of your passion for boats.

Laboe - The Perfect Holiday Escape in the Baltic

From farming village to fishing village to tourist resort, that's the path Laboe folowed to get where it is today. Though it caters to numerous foreign and German tourists it still manages to keep alive its roots. To those who come here for the sea and the scenery Laboe is a breath of fresh air

Fehmarn - The Liveliest Place on the Island

With some nice beaches, a lot of sights and surrounded by three nature parks, Burg Fehmarn is surely on top of the list for many German and Scandinavian Yacht Charter crews.

Sweden / Gothenburg - The Capital of Western Sweden

A city with a long maritime tradition, Göteborg is easily accessible, cosmopolitan without being pretentious and able to cater to your every holiday need, whether you’re in search of a quiet, comfortable family outing or a rugged, adventurous trip.

Sweden / Marstrand - The Jet-Set Refuge of Western Sweden

A jewel on Sweden’s West coast, Marstrand is a place where king and common folk alike come to enjoy the serene and remote location, the stunning landscape and, of course, a lot of boat-related activities.

Sweden / Nyköping - Weekend Escape for Stockholmers

Far gone are the days Nyköping was the place of bloody battles and succession wars. Today the town enjoys the quiet days by the sea, oblivious to the passage of time, and invites you to do the same during your stay here.

Sweden / Stockholm - The Most Visited Town in Scandinavia

Modern meets old, sea meets land and nature meets man in Stockholm. Something to do and see no matter what your ideal holiday looks like and no matter how pretentious you really are. There’s a reason yacht charter Stockholm is the most visited city in the Nordic countries. Just come and see for yourself.

Warnemünde - Endless Sandy Beaches

The biggest cruise ship port in Germany's Baltic Sea, Warnemünde is also a lovely place to spend a few weeks sunning and sailing. It's easily reacheble, popular and yet still maintains that medieval charm.

Eckernförde - Come Down to Enjoy the South Baltic Sea

Since the city enjoys a beautiful scenery, most of the activites here are based on the outdoors. So you'll not only catch a tan, but also lots of exercise, that is, if the delicious local cuisine doesn't get to you first!

Greifswald - The University City by the Sea

An old Hanseatic town with an important cultural life for the Pomerania region in Germany, Greifswald has also been blessed with good sailing opportunities. This means that many sailing enthusiats choose to come here during the summer months to experience the rich cultural life and the sunny days.

Burgtiefe - Endless Sunshine on the Baltic Coast

A small though well developed reosrt for yachties, Burgtiefe is secluded enough to offer privacy but also close enough to the island's capital to offer shopping, eating out and nightlife options to those tourists that come here. Germans and Scandinavians make a point out of coming here in the summer every year.

Wendtorf - The Wild Side of the Baltic Sea

Those seeking peace and solitude are most welcome here. Also those who love wide open spaces and the wild nature will probably return to Wendtorf. A great marina and great conditions for families of sailors mean that Wendtorf is a jewel yet to be discovered by many.

Lauterbach - Isolation and Tranquility

Located on Rugen island which is known as the summer retreat for most Germans, Lauterbach caters exclusively to the sailing community, since the harbor with the marina constitutes the focal point in town.