BERLIN
Berlin’s best days out.
The 7 best sailing tours in Berlin, with what each one actually covers, what it costs and who runs it. The pick of what to book first.
Silent solar-powered catamaran on Berlin’s Spree. Small-group cruise with audio guides, drinks, and top sights like East Side Gallery.
Most Popular“The boat was very comfortable. The staff offered blankets and a drink. The translation was very good and covered all the points we passed. A perfect attraction to get to know the city”
A 2.5-hour solar-electric sunset catamaran on the Spree with handheld audio in multiple languages, snacks onboard, and small-boat views.
“Such a great way to see the city, recommend sitting at the back of the boat. Amazing time, a must for Berlin”
Glide on a solar catamaran along the Spree to the East Side Gallery, Oberbaumbrücke, and Treptower Park in about 2 quiet hours.
“Enjoyable trip down the river in Berlin. Don't choose this river trip if you need to tick off all the main sights - this one goes east, but it's nice and relaxing, and a good way of seeing the East Side Gallery. For me it would have been more enjoyable if no-one was allowed to…”
Glide the Spree on the electric Fitzgerald yacht. Pass Reichstag, Chancellery, and Bellevue Palace in a quiet, small-boat VIP vibe.
“We had a great time on the boat! Well organised by nice people, recommended”
Relax on a sunset yacht cruise on the Spree with an aperitif included, plus an optional dinner upgrade for certain dates.
“Loved it. What a beautiful evening cruising quietly through Berlin with a drink in hand. Thanks for the experience.”
Sail Berlin’s Spree on a fully electric vintage yacht, see Reichstag and Humboldt Forum in 60 minutes, with small-group comfort.
“The commentary was quiet and could hardly hear it. The staff didn’t interact at all. Boat was nice but overall a bit boring”
Evening aperitif on the motor yacht Fitzgerald: calm views of Berlin landmarks, included wine, and an easy 75-minute cruise from Berliner Dom.
“My friend and I booked a 6:00 pm tour. We arrived exactly at 6:00, only to find that the boat had already left. At 6:03, I took a photo showing the boat already turned around in the canal. When we explained to the staff member that we had a 6:00 pm reservation and were on…”
Every side of the city, and every way to see it.
