Grand Bodden round trip to Lubmin and back on a historic ship.

"Cast off!" is the motto in Germany's largest museum harbour in the Hanseatic city of Greifswald, where we can marvel at one or two historic ships. Passing the marvellous backdrop of the Hanseatic city, we follow the Ryck along the towpath and take in the unique flora and fauna of the salt marshes.

After a short stop in front of the bridge in Wieck, we experience another highlight of the tour:

The sensational passage of the wooden bascule bridge in Wieck, built in 1887.

We leave the harbour of the picturesque fishing village of Wieck behind us and set course for the Dänische Wiek, which we reach after passing the imposing barrier. Pointing the bow towards Greifswalder Bodden, we keep an eye out for seals and sea eagles. Here we can observe sailing ships, yachts and fishermen during their manoeuvres.

If necessary, we dock briefly in Ludwigsburg and continue our journey.

We leave the Dänische Wiek and head eastwards through the Greifswald Bodden. We pass a former oil platform where we can observe seabirds. In the distance, we pass the harbour of Vierow before finally docking at the pier in Lubmin*. Here you have the option of disembarking or taking part in the tour of the industrial harbour of Lubmin with its hydrogen terminal, the Nordstream landing site and the former nuclear power plant... (Simply book as an option).

On the way back, if necessary, we will dock again briefly in Ludwigsburg and Wieck.