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<p>Beautiful coast and fine climate, many ports (more than 2000) and old seagoing traditions, an outlet to the vicinities of the Baltics and the North Sea – it all makes <a title="rent yacht in Germany" href="/germany/">yachting in Germany</a> popular among yachtsmen who are sick of the Mediterranean and look for new routes for the yacht charter. Yacht trips are a popular entertainment: both on the sea, and rivers and lakes.</p> <p>Starting from the eastern outskirts of Jutland cut with the bays, it is possible to explore the Baltic areas of Germany. The German Baltics is famous for the historical sights, sand beaches and clear waters, and there are even mineral springs on some resorts. Yachting may be combined with interesting excursions through the old towns. Affordable prices for renting a yacht on the coast of the Baltic Sea of Germany is another great advantage of the yachting. Centers of the yacht charter on the vicinities of the German Baltics are Flensburg, Rostock, and Wismar.</p> <p>Kiel, Hamburg, and Bremen are the main sailing centers of the country. The Bay of Kiel, Hamburg, and Lübeck are popular among yachtsmen. The Island of Ruegen is the most interesting, the biggest island in Germany impressing by the grand chalk cliffs. The canal of Kiel allows reducing the route from the North Sea to the Baltics. The Cuxhaven marina is a perfect place to start a route sailing to the Baltic Sea through the canal of Kiel.</p> <p>The North East Germany attracts by many lakes and is especially popular among yachtsmen. The snaky rivers and amazing landscapes, cozy bays for stops and a romance of the old cities make the yachting very interesting.</p> <p>Good conditions for yachting prevail along the coast of Germany. The yacht season begins at the end of April, lasts for whole summer and keeps popularity even in September. <a title="rent boat">Renting slow motor yachts</a> will do for newbies on rivers and lakes, and the experienced yachtsmen can conquer the vicinities of the North and Baltic Seas.</p>
