The team at Berlin Bootsverleih consists of genuine Berliners and manages over 100 boats, rafts and ships in the capital. The office is located in Charlottenburg, but the boats are spread all over the city. It is therefore worth using the homepage first to compare prices, equipment and berths of the boats. Inquiries via the homepage, the telephone or by message in a bottle are answered 365 days a year with a friendly Berlin snout.
The team at Berlin Bootsverleih consists of genuine Berliners and manages over 100 boats, rafts and ships in the capital. The office is located in Charlottenburg, but the boats are spread all over the city. It is therefore worth using the homepage first to compare prices, equipment and berths of the boats. Inquiries via the homepage, the telephone or by message in a bottle are answered 365 days a year with a friendly Berlin snout.
A special feature of the homepage is that over 30 large and small providers present their boats here. Thanks to the high level of transparency, you will come across one or two insider tips that would otherwise not be so easy to find.
The most popular boats and rafts are located in Spandau at Stößensee and Pichelssee, the historic harbor in Berlin Mitte and the Oberbaumbrücke between Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg.
The lounge rafts Goldelse and Beluga and the bathing steamer Mathilda are moored at Stößensee. Guests can enjoy their boat trip towards Wannsee on the large sun decks or snuggle up in the weatherproof lounges when it rains. All boats have fully equipped bathrooms. Self-catering is free of charge and there is always a large gas barbecue on board.
Lake Pichelssee has the largest selection of boats and rafts for self-drive. Even inexperienced captains without a boating license will get their money’s worth here. Small motorboats and rafts of all sizes are moored in the harbor. Exclusive boats, such as the H2Loft, can also be found here.
Berlin’s most popular party and event boats for larger groups and boat tours through the city center and towards Müggelsee depart from the historic harbor and Oberbaumbrücke. The party boat Jimmy, the Mieze and the Hopper are particularly well-known.
Even in winter, things heat up on the Spree. Some boats have a sauna, a jacuzzi or a fireplace in the saloon.
Conclusion: Anyone looking for a boat, houseboat or raft in Berlin (regardless of shape, color or size) is guaranteed to be in good hands here. Steffi and Achim provide uncomplicated advice with a Berlin snout, but always in a friendly manner.
