Why take a cruise on the Oder and the Havel?
What do our cruises on the Oder and Havel involve?
Embark on a unique river adventure through enchanting landscapes, where history and nature meet. Sail along the Oder and Havel rivers, which wind their way through lush forests and historic towns. You can discover Berlin from a new angle before reaching the Baltic Sea, where the sea air invites you to escape. Whether it's to admire the region's natural treasures or explore renowned cultural sites, a cruise on the Oder and Havel is a real invitation to discovery.
Our cruise packages on the Oder and Havel
Our river cruises on the Oder and Havel are designed to offer you comfort and discovery. On board spacious and well-equipped river boats, you will enjoy an all-inclusive experience, with a crew attentive to your needs. You can also experience this getaway with other passengers, while maintaining your privacy in comfortable private cabins.
What boats are available for a cruise on the Oder and the Havel?
You will sail and live for a few days on the side of the boat measuring 80 to 101.4 meters long and 9.5 to 10.6 meters wide. These spacious river boats offer exceptional comfort and facilities designed for your well-being. The refined decoration will immerse you in a warm atmosphere, ideal for relaxation. The restaurant, located on the upper deck, offers delicate cuisine served in an elegant setting. Thanks to the large bay windows, you can admire the magical panorama of the rivers while enjoying your meal. The lounge bar, also on the upper deck, has a dance floor, perfect for lively evenings. Finally, the sun deck invites you to relax in comfortable deckchairs, while taking advantage of a large shaded area to contemplate the landscapes in peace.
What activities are available on a cruise on the Oder and Havel?
During your cruise on the Oder and Havel rivers, you can enjoy a multitude of enriching activities. Guided tours will allow you to discover Berlin from a unique angle, with stops to admire emblematic monuments such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag andMuseum Island. You will also have the opportunity to take part in excursions to cities such as Potsdam, famous for its majestic palaces, including Sanssouci. Heading towards the Baltic Sea, the route will take you through superb natural landscapes where you can take walks or cycle along the banks. Each stopover will offer you a new adventure, combining nature and culture, for an unforgettable river experience.
How much does a cruise on the Oder and Havel cost?
For 2 people, the price may vary depending on the desired period and the chosen cabin. Here is a general dead reckoning of the prices for aone-week cruise on the Oder and the Havel:
High season (July and August) | Mid-season (May, June, September and October) | |
| Cat A - Double cabin | 4,248USD | 4,334USD |
| Cat B - Double cabin | 4,087USD | 4,134USD |
| Cat C - Double cabin | 3,805USD | 3,863USD |
| Cat C - PRM (Persons with Reduced Mobility) | 4,268USD | -The price includes |
The price includes:
- Drinks included on board (except for special cards)
- Entertainment on board
- The assistance of the entertainment team on board
- The gala evening
- Port taxes
- Assistance/repatriation insurance
- Welcome cocktail
- Accommodation in a 4*NL hotel with breakfast in Copenhagen
- Stralsund/Rostock and Gedser/Copenhagen coach transfers
- The Rostock/Gedser sea crossing on board a ferry
- Meals included in the program
The price does not include:
- Drinks from the special menus
- Personal expenses
- Travel to and from the venue
- Cancellation/baggage insurance
- Drinks taken during meals on excursions or transfers
- Activities not included in the program
- Meals not included in the program
- Tips for guides and/or crew
What are the must-sees on a cruise on the Oder and Havel?
- Berlin: The German capital is full of must-see sites such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag andMuseum Island. A perfect stopover for history and culture enthusiasts.
- Copenhagen: On reaching the Baltic Sea, you can stop off in Copenhagen, the charming Danish capital with its famous Nyhavn harbor, royal palaces and lively neighborhoods.
- Potsdam: This royal city, with its Sanssouci Palace and magnificent gardens, is an architectural and historical jewel that will amaze you.
- Amsterdam: The capital of the Netherlands, Amsterdam charms with its picturesque canals, renowned museums and unique atmosphere. An unmissable cultural stopover.
- Magdeburg: Located on the banks of the Elbe, Magdeburg is rich in history and impressive monuments such as the cathedral andthe Abbey of Our Lady, offering a perfect blend of culture and river heritage.
When to go on a cruise on the Oder and Havel rivers?
The best time for a cruise on the Oder and Havel is from May to September. In summer, the pleasant temperatures and sunny days are ideal for exploring the region, while spring and fall offer a peaceful atmosphere, with changing colors and landscapes in bloom or golden hues.
Here is a dead reckoning of average temperatures in Berlin throughout the year:
Jan | Feb | March | April | May | June | July | August | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
| Minimum temperature | -2°C | -2°C | 2°C | 4°C | 9°C | 12°C | 14°C | 14°C | 11°C | 7°C | 3°C | 0°C |
| Maximum temperature | 2°C | 3°C | 8°C | 13°C | 19°C | 21°C | 23°C | 23°C | 19°C | 14°C | 7°C | 4°C |
How do I book a cruise on the Oder and the Havel?
To book your cruise on the Oder and Havel rivers, you can submit a booking request directly on our website. After receiving your request, an advisor will contact you by telephone to discuss your plans (duration, budget and activities). You will then receive cruise proposals tailored to your preferences by email. Once you have chosen your cruise, you can pay a deposit via your customer area to confirm the booking.