Touring skippers will find what they are looking for in Kühlungsborn. Due to the location on the open Baltic Sea can be undertaken from here not only short Törns along the coast, but also sporty tours to Sweden or Poland.
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Yacht charter Kühlungsborn
The beautiful Baltic Sea resort of Kühlungsborn, located on the Mecklenburg Bay, offers an excellent starting point for all touring skippers. The nearby freeway A20 offers a fast and relaxed journey.
Whether you want to tour along the Baltic Sea coast and discover the many small fishing villages and tranquil towns, or sail across the Baltic Sea in sporty day routes to Sweden or even Poland, the sailing area around the elegant town of Kühlungsborn offers every sailor the right thing for his yacht charter Kühlungsborn.
Kühlungsborn boasts an abundance of historic buildings, many of which date back to the 19th century. Germany's longest promenade with a length of four kilometers offers a clear view of the sea and an attractive shopping area. The beach, which is partly located in front of the promenade, offers fine white sand and shallow water, making it a perfect place for children to swim.
The harbor of Kühlungsborn is a modern marina with all kinds of amenities. It offers 400 berths and is equipped with a comfortable sanitary area. Services like a free of charge morning weather forecast and a bread roll service complete the yacht charter Kühlungsborn offer. The harbor's central location, only 500 meters from the town center, offers many shopping opportunities. The nearby Yacht and Boat Service provides specialized equipment for sailors and anglers as well as various services. Also for the physical well-being is excellently provided. With over one hundred gastronomic addresses, Kühlungsborn offers a true variety of culinary delights, from freshly caught regional coastal specialties to international cuisine.
The sailing area around Kühlungsborn offers guaranteed sailing fun for all levels of experience, as well as numerous attractive anchorages, including Wismar, which has been declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco, the beautiful island of Poel with lots of untouched nature, or the tranquil Rerik, which already served Alfred Andersch as the basis for his novel.
