Vacation by boat during Corona

A few months ago, our lives were completely different. Not only that we suddenly walk around wearing protective masks and stand in line in front of shops. We all had plans for 2020 that were dashed from one day to the next.

An example of this is vacation planning, which has almost vanished into thin air for most. Regardless of whether it was a romantic vacation for two or a long-planned family vacation: the developments of the past few months have caused long faces and maybe even tears of disappointment.

If you have your own boat, you seem to have an advantage at first glance, as you can have a good time on the water at any time. But here too the effects of Corona can be felt:

If the boat is abroad, there may be no way to use it due to closed borders.
And even if the berth is in Germany, the use for tourist purposes is prohibited. This applies if the berth is not in your home town.

Large selection of holiday destinations for trailerable boats

Holidays in Germany - you can hear that everywhere. And many cling to this straw to be able to escape everyday life this year.

And why not? Just because home is so obvious doesn’t mean boredom on the rivers, lakes and coastal areas. But on the contrary. It is often underestimated what beautiful regions are almost on the doorstep because they receive less attention in favor of exotic destinations.

Anyone who has not yet considered domestic waters can take a look at our experience reports. Here some examples:

And as soon as the borders to some neighboring countries are opened, the number of possibilities does not increase ... provided that your own boat allows the necessary flexibility.

Attach and drive off - independence through trailerability

Experts warn that the corona crisis could result in another lockdown. But with a trailerable boat you are independent of closed borders and still have a large selection of different sailing areas and regions.

Because a trailerable boat can be launched almost anywhere with little effort. Today on the Main and tomorrow on the Mecklenburg Lake District? No problem. Then a few more days on the Moselle? Sure, of course!