Berlin: 2-Hour Lake Oberhavel Cruise from Tegel
Konradshöhe, Berlin
On the water pass Villa Borsig, Konradshöhe, Alt Heiligensee, Nieder Neuendorf in the Land Brandenburg at the Lake Nieder Neuendorf and back over Saatwinkler Enge with the islands Valentinswerder, Baumwerder and Scharfenberg.
Island Landscape Cruise in Northern Berlin
This guided boat tour explores the island landscape of northern Berlin and Brandenburg, suitable for nature lovers and families.
Highlights
- Round trips through northern Berlin's island landscape
- Views of Villa Borsig, Konradshöhe, Alt Heiligensee, Nieder Neuendorf, and Lake Nieder Neuendorf
- Scenic return via Saatwinkler Enge, featuring Valentinswerder, Baumwerder, and Scharfenberg islands
Description
Enjoy a relaxing cruise past notable sites like Villa Borsig and several islands within Brandenburg. The route passes through northern Berlin’s natural lake chain and returns via Saatwinkler Enge.
This traditional lake area attracts locals and visitors alike. Families can relax at the nearby lido, take walks, and appreciate the natural landscapes along the Havel River and Lake Oberhavel.
Includes
- Cruise
- Seating guarantee
Excludes
- Food and drinks (available for purchase on board)
Important Information
- Food and drinks can be purchased on board on all tours
- Route is subject to change
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
To ensure availability, book your cruise in advance. Bring weather-appropriate clothing and arrive 15 minutes early.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Lake Oberhavel cruise from Tegel lasts approximately 2 hours.
The cruise departs from Tegel, located in northern Berlin.
The tour includes views of Villa Borsig, Konradshöhe, Alt Heiligensee, Nieder Neuendorf, and several islands such as Valentinswerder and Scharfenberg.
Yes, the cruise is suitable for families and offers a nature-focused experience.
The 2-hour cruise is guided, providing commentary throughout the trip.
Check the official website for current hours and departure times.
The cruise is a round trip that passes several islands but does not include stops.
The cruise is typically conducted on a comfortable sightseeing boat suitable for calm waterways.
Most boats offer both indoor and outdoor seating to enjoy the scenery.
Yes, photography is allowed and encouraged to capture the island landscapes.
