Experience the most beautiful sights in Lübeck, and admire the city's mesmerizing skyline on this sightseeing cruise. Relax onboard the comfortable boat, equipped with a minibar and a bathroom, while enjoying fascinating live commentary in German. Learn about the glory days of Lübeck, explore its history, and hear stories about the city's most famous inhabitants.  This 1-hour cruise takes you through the harbor and around the historic old town. See Lübeck's main sights from the water, including the seven towers of the city, Holsten Gate, the romantic garden district, and the houses of old town. Your captain will take you on a journey through his home-town, mixing personal stories with historical facts to make this a truly special experience.

After a brief welcome and safety briefing with the captain, the journey begins. Depart from Warnemünde Pier and set sail towards the Baltic Sea. Lean back and enjoy the fresh sea breeze, and chat with the captain. He will explain the history of the ship and share some local legends about the Baltic Sea. If desired and in exchange for a fee, you can climb up the sailing mast to get an even better view across the ocean.

Discover the most beautiful courtyards and corridors of Lübeck on a guided tour. Be led along narrow paths to the small, picturesque courtyards that the city is famous for. Explore the small stalls where workers used to live and immerse yourself in local history. Learn all sorts of interesting facts about the Hanseatic League and how the city's population increased sharply in the Middle Ages. Hear why living space had to be created, leading to the construction of narrow and crooked corridors between the front buildings. See the monastery courtyards and be taken back in time. Admire how merchant and shipper widows were housed at that time.

Marvel at Rostock's cityscape in the company of a professional guide. Join a fascinating walking tour that will bring you all around the city center, including the iconic Town Hall. Allow your guide to teach all there is to know about local history. Enjoy some time to stroll leisurely through the city. See its buildings from a new perspective, by acquiring deeper knowledge about them.

Board the boat to enjoy a one-hour sightseeing cruise. The captain will keep you entertained with interesting facts and amusing stories about Stralsund and the role it played during the Hanseatic League. First, you will venture north, passing by the impressive Rügenbridge and the surrounding the island of Danhölm. Afterwards, you will return towards the coastline and central Stralsund. Your captain will point out the shipyard, the impressive sailing ship "Gorch Fock", the architectural highlight Ozeaneum, and the different church spires of Stralsund. At the end, the boat will return to Stralsund Harbor and arrive back at the departure location. For your comfort, you can choose to sit inside or relax outside. The boat has rooftop seating offering splendid views onto the skyline while allowing you to soak up the sun. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the boat, but you are welcome to bring your own.

Embark on a Discovery Tour on our ship. We will guide you through the Hanseatic city of Wismar, whose old town is registered as a World Heritage Site, from the seaside. You will pass through the overseas port and timber terminal, the longest pier in Mecklenburg. Then exit to Wismar Bay in the direction of Poel Island. On your return, you'll pass by the designated fishing village of Hoben, a marine technology shipyard with one of Europe's largest dock halls and an old shipyard port. Your 1-hour tour concludes with a detailed briefing from your experienced skipper.

Discover the Hanseatic city of Rostock on a flexible hop-on hop-off tour and see the most interesting sights of the city. Decide which attractions and neighborhoods are appealing, and simply disembark. Enjoy the evolutionary Darwineum, spot the animals at the zoo, or gaze at the city's many churches. Take an open-top tour and get the perfect view over the harbors, St. Peter's Church, the Nikolaikirche and the central station. Stop and resume your tour at any of the 7 stops to see the sights up close or wander the city and go shopping during the time in between. Continue with a visit to the educational Darwineum or discover a myriad of species at the Rostock Zoo. Ride further and hear information about the history and highlights of the city, at your own leisure.

Embark on a relaxing cruise on the Baltic Sea aboard a modern catamaran with your own skipper. Take in stunning views of the seascape and picturesque towns along coastline as you spend your day at sea, or choose to cruise at sundown for an unforgettable sunset experience. The catamaran is waiting for you in the modern marina "Yachthafen Hohe Düne". Onboard, the skipper welcomes you and gives you a quick introduction to the boat as well as a safety briefing. Then, head out to sea and if you are interested, you can help the skipper to manoeuvre the catamaran. Or you lean back, relax and enjoy the wind, the water and the fantastic atmosphere on the sea. Depending on the sea and wind conditions the catamaran travels in the direction of Kühlungsborn, Darß or down the Warnow to the city centre of Rostock, passing Warnemünde, the cruise liners and more. With good weather conditions there are also possibilities to drop the anchor for you to jump in for a quick swim. The marina has a lot of parking possibilities and good connection to public transport. Furthermore you will find nice restaurants, very good sanitary facilities and a beautiful beach right by the marina.

Experience the Hanseatic city of Rostock on a hop-on hop-off bus tour with live German commentary. Sit back and relax on a convertible double-decker bus while your Rostock tour guide provides you with information about the main sights of the city. Explore the most beautiful corners of Rostock and experience the spirit of the Hanseatic League. Get off at any of the stops along the bus route to go shopping or simply explore the city on foot.  Discover the alpine gardens of the Rostock Botanical Garden. See St. Mary’s Church and its 15th-century astronomical clock in the old town. Walk the cobblestone streets of the Neuer Markt main square and admire the gothic and baroque styles of the Rathaus (town hall). If the weather is good, be driven around the city with the top down. Feel a touch of seafaring romance and admire the unique brick architecture of the historical buildings.

Our yellow double-decker bus runs through the streets of Wismar every 90 minutes from May to September. Our city tours with live moderation last about 50 minutes each. Weather permitting, ride in an open-top double-decker bus (with a closed roof in case of rain) the tour leads through the attractive old town, the historic and the new harbor and past Wismar's most beautiful churches. SoKo Wismar lovers will also get their money's worth... Founded around 1226, our venerable city of Wismar shines in new splendor almost 800 years later and with its medieval streets still exudes the flair of a rustic Hanseatic city. Medieval brick buildings and old warehouses bear witness to a time when sea trade was very important in Wismar. Wismar's history has always been eventful - and at the beginning of the 17th century, Sweden took over control of our city for almost 200 years. Only in 1903 did Wismar return to Mecklenburg and its dukes. We Wismarers still celebrate the event today with the Schwedenfest, the largest Swedish folk festival outside of Sweden. We have a few superlatives, although Wismar, with around 42,000 inhabitants, is not exactly one of the largest cities in northern Germany: Our Nikolaikirche has the second largest nave of the northern German brick Gothic style. The medieval market square is one of the largest undeveloped trading places in northern Germany. The armory, built around 1700 by the Swedish master builder Eric Dahlberg, had the largest cantilevered inner ceiling in terms of area - and today the largest cruise ships in the world are built in the MV shipyards. With its inclusion in the Unesco World Heritage List in 2002, Wismar's old town is one of the most worth seeing urban destinations in Germany. But not only those interested in culture get their money's worth here. For 15 years now, our city has also been the setting for one of the most popular German crime series. With a bit of luck, SoKo Wismar fans can experience the shooting live, and our sightseeing buses often stop to clear the way for the inspectors to conduct their investigations. Welcome to our little pearl - and always happy to board our buses