Discover Flensburg by boat
Flensburg is the third largest city in Schleswig-Holstein and lies on the border with Denmark. The city lies at the end of the Flensburg Fjord, a fjord-like cut in the country that offers wonderful conditions for a boat trip. The Flensburg Fjord is divided into the inner fjord and the outer fjord and offers an almost Scandinavian flair. An ideal travel destination if you are looking for an extraordinary boat tour or an exciting sailing trip!
How much does it cost to rent a boat in Flensburg?
If you rent a boat in Flensburg, the costs depend on various factors. The type of boat, size, capacity and year of construction in particular have an influence on the final price of your booking. The season and duration of your rental also plays a big role.
You can rent a sailing boat in Flensburg from €206 per day and €1,448 per week; in high season, such a large sailing yacht in Flensburg can cost from €600 per day and €4,200 per week. We recommend that you always book early to benefit from any early bird discounts and to have the best possible selection.
When is the best time to travel to rent a boat in Flensburg?
The best time to rent a boat in Flensburg depends on your personal preferences and activities you want to do on the water. In general, however, the summer months are an ideal time to enjoy boating in Flensburg. The best time is usually from May to September.
During these months the weather is generally pleasant, with higher temperatures and longer days allowing for boating and exploring the waters to be fully enjoyed. One can better enjoy the surrounding nature and the picturesque coastal landscape.
It is advisable to plan your boat rental well in advance and reserve in advance, as demand can be high during the high season in Flensburg. Whether for a day trip, a weekend or a longer stay - the summer months offer the best conditions to enjoy boating in Flensburg to the fullest.
The most beautiful excursion destinations around Flensburg
Flensburg Inner Fjord
The Flensburg Inner Fjord extends from Flensburg to the Holnisspitze headland. The southern coast of the fjord still belongs to Germany, the northern coast is already Danish. There are many beautiful beaches, especially on the southern side of the fjord, and the Holnis peninsula means that the inner fjord offers wonderfully calm conditions for boating and sailing.
Flensburg Outer Fjord
The Flensburg Outer Fjord begins behind the Holnisspitze and ends in the Baltic Sea. Here too you can discover many beautiful, secluded beaches and stop off in some of the pretty harbor towns. However, due to its proximity to the open sea, the outer fjord is rougher and windier, so water sports enthusiasts and experienced sailors get their money's worth here.
Flensburg Shipping Museum
The history of Flensburg has always been closely linked to water. A visit to the shipping museum, where you can learn a lot about the eventful history of the port city, is all the more exciting! This is also the ideal introduction to your boat rental in Flensburg. The Flensburg Shipping Museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.