Spend pleasant days in northern Germany sailing serenely on the Baltic Sea thanks to the yacht charter in Eckernförde. A port city with a special charm, Eckernförde has many places of interest. Its environment, ideal for leisure activities that are both fun and sporty, undeniably attracts vacationers looking to get away from it all.
Between sea and forest
What strikes you, as soon as you arrive in Eckernförde, is the splendid green landscape meeting a magnificent azure sea. obviously, you will have no trouble combining outdoor activities with maritime leisure activities.
To get your vacation off to a good start in this superb North German city, put your towels and deckchairs down on the beach. Relaxing and sunbathing on the bay are a cheerful start to your restful stay in Eckernförde. If you're in the mood to let off steam in the open sea, stimulating kitesurfing and windsurfing sessions are available.
Want to stay in this particularly joyful summer atmosphere? Climb aboard your sail or motor boat and set off on an adventure on the Baltic Sea. Sail across the Kiel Fjord, passing through Strander Bay, Schwedeneck, Bistensee, Schirnau and Hüttener. Between trips, you can veer off to enjoy some sport fishing or scuba diving with the family.
Once you have had your fill of these intense moments at sea, come back to dry land to appreciate the other side of Eckernförde. For example, you could go hiking in the Hüttener mountains. in Eckernförde, unforgettable walks not far from the white sandy beaches, green meadows, steep cliffs and shady forest await you.
A short cultural and culinary trip
After exploring all the magnificent nooks and crannies of Eckernförde, take the time to wander around the town for a few hours. This will allow you to discover the daily life of the inhabitants and to immerse yourself in their culture, particularly in the museum and the Nemo gallery.
Art lovers will certainly linger in front of the artistic works adorning the banks of the Boryne River, while those with a taste for good food will gather around a large table. On the menu: corégone from Wittensee, Holtseer cheese or smoked ham from Damendorf.
Good to know
| Number of boats available | 133 |
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| Types of service | Skipper, Hostess, Chef (meals not included), Sailor, Engineer |
| Average price per week | $13,188 |
| Minimum weekly price | $989 |
| Maximum price per week | $562,964 |