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In the middle of Hennigsdorf - 5 minutes to the center and directly on the northern edge of Berlin, 45 berths with sanitary buildings, a harbor master's office and a new bistro have been created since 2017.

Our marina Stadthafen Hennigsdorf is located on the Oder-Havel Canal approx. 2km northeast of Nieder Neuendorfer See in the old port basin of the Stadthafen Hennigsdorf. We are the boat rental company for Berlin and Brandenburg.

Regardless of whether it is pure nature or the pulsating metropolis of Berlin, you start right with us. Berlin is easy to get to by boat, S-Bahn or bike. The Hennigsdorf S-Bahn station is a 5-minute walk from the port and after only 25 minutes you get off directly at Friedrichstrasse.

The direct location on the Berlin Wall Cycle Path and the distance of approx. 20 km to Berlin city center allows you to explore the metropolis in a relaxed manner by bike. We have a selection of bikes and e-bikes ready for you in our rental station.

Waren is located on the Müritz, surrounded by the Kölpinsee, the Tiefwarensee, the Feisnecksee, the Melzer See and the Waupacksee. The Herrensee lies in the middle of the city.

The Mecklenburg Lake District is the largest contiguous inland area in Germany. If you want to explore the never-ending chain of large and small lakes, canals and rivers, you should take one of our boats on the waterway. The tour promises original and breathtaking natural landscapes in every season.

Sail in a westerly direction and land in the beautiful city of Schwerin with the seemingly “fairytale castle” or make your way south into the waters of the Brandenburg region.

The waterways and lakes range from the edge of Berlin via the Mecklenburg Lake District and the Müritz-Elde waterway to Lake Schwerin.

Those who want to stay longer in the southern part can moor in Durgerdam on the east bank. If you don't mind nightly frog concerts, you will find peace and seclusion in Durgerdam. From here, nearby Amsterdam can be easily reached by bus, and a trip to Hollands Waterland, a nature reserve, is worthwhile by bike. The great flood of 1421 left a strange landscape here. The groundwater reaches to the grass roots and collects in countless ditches and pools.