Grand Round Tour "Blue Paradise"
Houseboat tours | Länge: 568 kmKontakt
Tourismusverband Havelland e.V.Theodor-Fontane-Straße 10
14641 Nauen OT RibbeckTel. 004933237-859030
Fax 004933237-859040
info@havelland-tourismus.de
www.havelland-tourismus.de
Tourdaten
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Marina Lanke
Scharfe Lanke 109-131
13595 Berlin
Tourende
Marina Lanke
Scharfe Lanke 109-131
13595 Berlin
Length: approx. 570 km / 3-4 weeks
Route: Berlin, Potsdam Havel River, Lower Havel River, Rive Elbe, Müritz-Elde waterway, Müritz-Havel waterway, Havel River, Oder-Havel Canal, River Havel
Starting from the town of Plau am See, an abundance of sparkling crystals can be found – among them the lakes Plauer See, Malchower See, Fleesensee and Kölpinsee along with the district’s jewel Lake Müritz. Germany’s largest inland lake, Lake Müritz, is renowned for its truly magic dimensions. On a cruise from the town of Waren at the northern tip of the Lake Müritz to Rechlin located at Lake Kleine Müritz there almost seems to be no land in sight. The lake’s serene eastern shore resembles the wild and romantic Garden of Eden. This is where Müritz national park is situated and where the white-tailed sea eagle‘s territory and habitat of the common crane and deer can be traced. Parts of the small Mecklenburg Lake District are also covered by the national park. The Müritz-Havel waterway leads through a wonderful world of deep forests and more than 300 crystal-clear lakes that appear to merge seamlessly. The towns of Neustrelitz and Rheinsberg entice the visitor to take a romantic break. The island town of Fürstenberg/Havel extends its warm welcome at the southern gate of the small Lake District. A quite charming stretch of River Havel lies behind Lake Stolpsee. Forming countless loops, its upper reaches meander through the woods. A large proportion of the river fall under the protection of the nature park Uckermärkische Seen and the biosphere reserve Schorfheide-Chorin. Between the hill fort and the town of Zehdenick dozens of water-filled clay pits line the shores. The cruise continues along the Voss Canal, passing the town of Liebenwalde and then Oranienburg, which used to be a royal town. Slowly but surely the woods open up, exposing the residential areas and eventually, the vibrant capital Berlin takes centre stage again.
Water profile: diversified water landscape encompassing rivers, canals and lakes; licence for motor boats for inland waters required; altogether 44 locks
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