Houseboat rental in Plau am See
Our service and offer:
- Boat charter / houseboats with and without license
- Motor yachts for 2-8 persons
- Electric yachts for 2-3 persons
- Skipper training / charter license
- Boating school
- Sailing school
Outdoor providers on water, Motorboat rental, Houseboat and raft hire
Your destination:
Yachtcharter Schroeder
Seestraße 2b
19395 Plau am See
DDR Everyday Life Museum Malchow
- Open today
- Kirchenstraße, 17213 Inselstadt Malchow
The building was inaugurated in 1957 as a "movie palace", but today presents objects from past times.
Ice rink island city Malchow
- Schulstraße, 17213 Malchow
Whether it's a fast-paced skating session, joining in the excitement of ice hockey or dancing at the ice disco, the Malchow ice rink offers variety during your vacation, whether it's summer or winter.
Castle tower Plau am See
- Open today
- Burgplatz, 19395 Plau am See
The castle tower in Plau was built in 1448/49 and is still completely preserved. The 3 m thick walls and the 11 m deep dungeon, as well as the tower ascent, amaze locals and guests alike when they visit.
Water sports Fleesensee
- Waldweg, 17213 Göhren-Lebbin
Wassersport Fleesensee, the 5-star water sports center at Ferienresort Fleesensee, offers courses in windsurfing, catamaran sailing, sailing for children, standup paddling and guided canoe tours. In addition, you can also simply rent boats and boards.
Van der Valk Nature Resort Drewitz
- Am Drewitzer See, 17214 Nossentiner Hütte OT Drewitz
In the heart of the Mecklenburg Lake District, halfway between Berlin and Rostock and directly on Lake Drewitz, you will find a spot that some say is paradise ...
Castle Museum Plau am See
- Open today
- Burgplatz, 19395 Plau am See
Children and museums - you might think that doesn't fit. In Plau am See, that's not true. The town has a museum where even the young won't get bored. The former Plau Castle offers interesting insights into history, and it also houses a unique museum of local history and technology.
Malchow Monastery Art Museum
- Open today
- Kloster, 17213 Malchow
The Malchow Monastery Art Museum is located in historically renovated rooms where works of art are presented in their uniqueness. The history of regional artists becomes a tangible experience.
"Kiek in un wunner di" - Museum of Curiosities
- Open today
- Friedrich-Lessen-Weg, 17213 Malchow
Not far from the monastery church is a museum full of rarities and curiosities from the everyday life of the population of the first half of the 20th century exhibits.
Volhynian Resettlers Museum
- Closed today
- Hofstraße, 18292 Linstow
The Resettler Museum in the small village of Linstow near the A19 highway is a place of remembrance of the history of the Volhynian Germans. The listed open-air museum was opened in 1992.
Malchow Monastery
- Open today
- Kloster, 17213 Malchow
Go on a journey of discovery in the shadow of the monastery and spend a day in Malchow's impressive monastery complex right on Malchow Lake.
SBS Yachthafenresort Fleesensee - "simply different".
- Am Busch, 17213 Göhren-Lebbin
The marina is located directly at the Fleesensee in Untergöhren with about 80 permanent and 20 guest berths as well as full service around the boat.
Mecklenburg Organ Museum
- Open today
- Kloster, 17213 Malchow
The largest organ museum in northern Germany invites you to examine and listen to the most beautiful organs.
Manor house Zarchlin
- Dorfstraße, 19395 Zarchlin
Ecologically renovated house with design vacation apartments, seminar room, large kitchen and music rehearsal room. Plain manor house with 100 historic windows in the Mecklenburg Lake District. Awarded the Federal Prize for Craftsmanship in the Preservation of Historical Monuments.
Climbing park Plau am See
- Ziegeleiweg, 19395 Plau am See
Our climbing park is a special kind of adventure forest: the rope courses lead you through living trees at lofty heights.
Zietlitz manor house
- Serrahner Straße, 18292 Zietlitz
Your hosts Tatjana and Michael Schiller welcome you to the Mecklenburg Lake District, almost at the edge of the world.
