Upstream, immediately after the Glienicke Bridge and after passing through the Jungfernsee (Virgin Lake), the Krampnitzsee (Lake Krampnitz) or the waters off the western shore of Peacock Island offer excellent, quiet anchorages for overnight stays. Downstream, you pass through Potsdam's historic city center and continue on the Havel River through a chain of lakes including the Templiner See, Petzinsee, and Schwielowsee. For an overnight stay, you can anchor on the Glindower See (Lake Glindow). This lake is one of the cleanest in Brandenburg and lies just outside the gates of the flower town of Werder/Havel. Numerous rest areas and campsites, as well as a variety of waterfront restaurants, practically invite you to stop and relax.
Especially on weekends, traffic on the Potsdam Havel waterways increases. A raft trip during the week offers even more relaxation on the water and increases the fun factor of rafting.
The technically inspected rafts, approved for a maximum of 8 people, are equipped with a motor for operation without a license and feature a weatherproof 1,55 m high superstructure. The side panels with window cutouts can be rolled up.
Shopping facilities are available in the immediate vicinity (Netto, Lidl, BioCompany & Aldi) and parking spaces are available in the parking garage (for a fee) on site.
Recommended maps for tour preparation:
- NV.Atlas Inland Waterways / Berlin & Brandenburg Waters Volume 1










