Boating holiday in Germany

Fürstenberg and its surroundings

Your rental boat will take you through the coun­try­side on the Hav­el as you enjoy a love­ly get­away full of out­door activ­i­ties and cul­tur­al attrac­tions. There are thir­ty locks dis­trib­uted over no less than 460 km of water­ways. Don’t miss a vis­it to the his­toric city of Fürsten­berg, the start and end point of your water­way cruise. There are some enrich­ing sites here to spark your curios­i­ty, includ­ing the Mal­chow and Tem­plin muse­ums, the old abbey of Him­melp­fort and the church of St Marien. The out­door pur­suits on offer at Waren, along with Plau’s water sports, will delight nature lovers. Enjoy the local wildlife while hik­ing in the for­est and why not end with a refresh­ing swim in beau­ti­ful­ly pure water ?

From Fürstenberg to Berlin

Remain aboard your licence-free boat as you nav­i­gate through Zehdenick, head­ing towards Oranien­burg on the out­skirts of Berlin. Here, you can vis­it the old­est baroque cas­tle in the Bran­den­burg region and its his­toric park. Final­ly, a stop off in the cap­i­tal, Berlin, is a must. With its mix of art and cul­ture, the must-sees include the Berlin War Memo­r­i­al, TV tow­er with its breath-tak­ing panoram­ic views of the cap­i­tal, Berlin Cathe­dral, the Bun­destag (seat of Par­lia­ment) and Bran­den­burg Gate, by both day and night. Berlin’s his­tor­i­cal past makes it a city full of mon­u­ments with rich archi­tec­ture, mix­ing dif­fer­ent styles. Far away from the hus­tle and bus­tle of the city, you’ll return to your house­boat in the peace­ful river­side envi­ron­ment and end your water­way cruise with a serene final run-in to Fürstenberg.