• Kanu auf dem Ruppiner See,
        
    

        Picture: Tourismusverband Ruppiner Seenland e.V./Judith Kerrmann Kanu auf dem Ruppiner See, Picture: Tourismusverband Ruppiner Seenland e.V./Judith Kerrmann
    Paddle through nature

    Full arm power ahead!

    Full arm power ahead!

  • Paddle through nature

Nature experience with paddle Canoeing through the Ruppiner Seenland

Whether canoe, kayak or Canadian canoe - on a paddle tour you are very close to the fascinating nature of the Ruppiner Seenland: birds and dragonflies at eye level in the reeds, swiftly passing fish right next to your boat. And depending on the route, you may also have to paddle skilfully under a branch or two.

The Ruppiner Seenland has the perfect routes for both quiet water hikers and active water sports enthusiasts. Whether it's a family-friendly round trip or a multi-day tour with stops at certified "Bed + Canoe" accommodation: Equipped with a paddle and a waterproof bucket, your next canoe trip will be a true nature adventure. And best of all: many lakes and small rivers are protected and closed to motorboats.

Find out more about the most beautiful canoe tours in the Ruppiner Seenland, canoe rental stations near you and tips on how to behave properly on the water. 

  1. Day trips
  2. Multiday tours
  3. Canoe rentals
  4. How to become an environmentally conscious paddling professional
  5. Bed + Canoe
  6. What else you should know
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Bed + Canoe

  • Bett + Kanu Logo Bett + Kanu Logo

Combine water hiking with a feel-good vacation!

Light luggage is sufficient: In the Ruppiner Seenland you can expect accommodations certified with the "Bett + Kanu" (Bed + Canoe) quality seal, which enable you to enjoy multiday canoe tours - without the hassle of pitching and taking down your tent.

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Yellow wave

  • Logo Gelbe Welle Logo Gelbe Welle, Picture: Deutscher Tourismusverband e.V.

Here you may land!

Swim on the yellow wave! This highly visible symbol marks mooring possibilities for water tourists. It is supplemented with other signs depending on the water sports target group (canoe, sailors).

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How to become an environmentally conscious paddling professional

  1. Consideration & rules save lives

    Stay alert to protect yourself and others! The right-hand rule and "right before left" also apply on the water. When overtaking, please keep a generous distance. Attention: Commercial shipping always has the right of way! Furthermore, privately used, motor-driven boats must give way to wind- and muscle-powered pleasure boats. Sailors and surfers have the right of way over rowing boats, kayaks and SUPs. Find out in advance about current water levels, construction work and lock times. 

  2. Leave nature natural

    Densely overgrown shore areas are the habitat of numerous animal species. Keep your boat away from sensitive shore areas and sail around shallow waters. Official embarkation and disembarkation points as well as water recreation areas are marked and often also have sanitary facilities. In addition to the "Bed + Canoe" hostels, many attractive camping and bivouac sites await you; forbidden "wild camping" does not have to be! Use only the designated areas for campfires and barbecues. Make sure that no rubbish is left behind!

  3. Simply switch off (everything)

    A holiday means switching off. If you leave your jukeboxes switched off, you can listen to nature all the better: The cawing of the cranes, the flirting and singing of the reed warblers or the chirping of the crickets in the early evening. Nothing is more relaxing than listening to the silence on the water. For the sake of nature and your fellow human beings, avoid making noise even by talking and shouting too loudly. And beware: there is also a blood alcohol limit for road users on the water!

What else you should know...

Good to know!

Things to know for recreational paddlers

Whether lock times on federal waterways, navigation rules or water levels: ELWIS, the Electronic Waterways Information Service, provides you with important information for your canoe tour.

Lock times for state waterways

For the operating times of the locks on navigable state waters, please refer to the website of the Brandenburg State Office for Construction and Transport.

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Map material

On our water map of the Ruppiner Seenland you will find all the waters and waterways in the region marked.

You can also experience the following in the water paradise

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