Page 57 - Boat rental & yacht charter in Germany

Rent a boat with or without captain in Germany

with SamBoat. Choose from a wide selection of sailboats, motor boats, RIBs, catamarans, yachts and canal boats. We offer a huge range of boats to hire from 50€/day. With the best offers, SamBoat helps you to find the ideal yacht charter for the perfect vacation.

Renting a Boat in Germany

Germany, with its numerous rivers and beautiful waters, offers perfect conditions for a vacation on a houseboat. Enjoy unforgettable days on the river and discover endless cities you would never think about visiting. A vacation on a canal boat is perfect for a vacation with the entire family. If you're looking for more speed, find one of the many lakes in Germany and you can rent a motorboat during the summer months. When speaking about sailing around Germany, we can't forget to mention the Baltic Sea and the North Sea. Explore the beaches and the beautiful islands near the coast by sailboat or catamaran. In Germany you can experience very varied and unforgettable boat trips.

Best time to rent a boat in Germany

In the summer months from May to September, Germany is predominantly warm. Because of the weather, this is the best time to take the boat out for a weekend or week trip. Outside of these months, you'll experience heavy rainfall and stronger winds. 

How much does a yacht charter in Germany cost?

In Germany you can rent a nice houseboat for just 76€ per day. Sailing boats are available from 84€ per day and motor boats are a bit more expensive and are available from 90€ per day. The most popular boats in Germany are canal boats due to the landscape and number of lakes. Even though this is the primary boat, you will still find a wide inventory of motorboats and sailboats for rent. 

Do you need a license to rent a boat in Germany?

If you want to rent a motor or sailboat legally on German waters, you do not need a certificate in most cases, which makes renting a boat and partaking in water sports much easier. A driver's license (SBF See or SBF Binnen) is only required for boats with a motor of more than 11,03 KW or 15 PS.

Exceptions are the Rhine, Lake Constance and sections of the Spree in Berlin. The Rhine can be navigated with boats up to 20 meters with the normal inland license, up to 5 HP also completely without license. The upper limit of 5 hp without a license is also valid at Lake Constance.