Bareboat RIB charter in Germany

Rent a bareboat RIB in Germany

You can rent a bareboat RIB in Germany and enjoy the freedom of sailing at your own pace. These RIB are perfect for those who want to explore the coastline, discover hidden coves, or simply relax on the open water while being their own captain.

A wide range of bareboat RIB are available for rent in Germany, suited for different types of trips on the water.

Bareboat RIB rentals in Germany: how does it work?

SamBoat makes it easy to find the perfect bareboat RIB from a fleet of 2 available in Germany. Whether you choose to contact the owner or book directly online, registration is completely free. You can safely make the rental payment online.

Budget to rent a bareboat RIB in Germany

Bareboat RIB rental rates in Germany fluctuate depending on the type and size of the RIB, the time of year, and the length of the rental. Additional equipment and optional services may also affect the final price.

Starting at $58,56, you can access the lowest prices for RIB rentals. For a more typical experience, you can expect to pay an average of $108,92 per day.

How many people can board a RIB?

The rental offer in Germany allows you to find RIB that can accommodate up to 6 people. Dividing the rental price by the number of people makes your outing much more affordable.

What are the best months to rent a RIB in Germany?

If you’re planning to rent a RIB in Germany, the best time to go is between June - August, when the weather is at its best. The water temperature during this period is around 18–24°C, making it ideal for swimming and relaxing in the sun. The shoulder season, in May and September, is also a great choice for those who prefer fewer crowds while still enjoying good weather. Whether you choose the peak or shoulder season, Germany offers a fantastic boating experience. With crystal clear waters and breathtaking landscapes, it’s the perfect destination for a RIB trip.

Where to go by boat in Germany?

Sailing in Germany offers many great destinations to explore. Popular spots include Baltic Sea (Rügen, Usedom), Lake Constance, Hamburg. Whether you prefer a short trip or a longer one, there are plenty of options to enjoy. Whatever your itinerary, Germany guarantees a great boating experience.

What are the ports of departure from Germany?

• Puttgarden Port
• Rostock Port
• Sassnitz Port
• Im-jaich heimathafen Langballigau
• Im-jaich stadthafen Eckernförde
• River Cruise Port Frankfurt
• Hafen Baltrum
• Port of Hamburg
• Hafen Orsoy