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THE BAY OF KIEL:
A GATEWAY TO THE BALTIC
North of Neustadt, the Bay of Kiel serves as a key maritime passage, with vessels
traveling through the Little Belt and Great Belt straits. From here, you can cruise
into the Kiel Fjords or the renowned Kiel Canal - one of the busiest shipping
routes connecting Hamburg to the Baltic Sea. The area’s expansive views and
bustling maritime activity make it a fascinating stop for any cruising adventure.
DANISH ISLANDS:
HIDDEN TREASURES IN THE BALTIC
With its rich history, diverse landscapes, and world-class
Just beyond German waters, a collection of charming
marinas, the Baltic Sea offers an enchanting alternative
Danish islands awaits exploration. Zealand, Funen, Als,
to more conventional sailing destinations. Whether you’re
and Langeland are among the many islands dotting the
drawn to its scenic coastlines, historic cities, or peaceful
Danish Straits, offering quaint marinas, boutique markets,
island retreats, a voyage through these waters promises an
and an authentic taste of Scandinavian coastal life.
unforgettable adventure.
WHEN TO SAIL THE BALTIC
Stefan Wilms from Argo Yachting’s Neustadt office is a local to
the area and recommends attending the Sylt Polo in August
While the Baltic cruising peak season is traditionally July
or the Beach Polo in May for a great day out and the famous
and August, voyages can be enjoyed anytime between
‘Baltic Sea in Flames’ fireworks event in August. He continues,
May and September. Temperatures may be cooler,
‘Pre-book the wonderful Rostock Marina in advance if you
ranging from 11°C in May to 18°C in late August but you’ll
fancy stepping ashore for some 5-star hotel luxury and
benefit from fewer crowds and a more tranquil sailing
a great choice of restaurants, and Fehmarn Island is also
experience during the shoulder season.
definitely worth a visit for water sports enthusiasts.’
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