Dierhagen Zeesbootregatta
The annual Zeesboot regatta at Dierhagen's idyllic Bodden harbour brings historic wooden fishing boats with their distinctive brown sails into colourful competition on the water for spectators of all ages.
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"The season-closing Zeesboot regatta in the tiny village of Bodstedt on the Barther Bodden rounds off the peninsula's traditional sailing calendar with harbour-side music, craft stalls and dancing into the night."
Zeesbootregatta Bodstedt
"Since 1994 this fishing hamlet of 800 souls has hosted a riotous three-day harbour festival unique on the Baltic coast for the Ferris wheel erected right on the beach, with fireworks, cutter trips to island Ruden and fish in every conceivable form."
Freester Fischerfest
"The pier festival in this small wooded Baltic spa town celebrates the famous Graal-Müritz Seebrücke with open-air music, beach stalls and festive lights reflected in the evening sea."
Graal-Müritz Seebrückenfest
"The flamboyant Barth harbour days pack the Bodden waterfront with a yacht regatta, samba bands, a parachutist drop into the harbour, thundercat speedboat displays, Oldtimer show and a spectacular pyro-and-fire show over the water."
Barther Segel- und Hafentage
"For the 28th time, traditional Netzboote, the smaller wooden siblings of the Zeesboote, race directly in front of spectators at Wustrow harbour, with a flea market, craft stalls, sea-rescue boat open day and an evening harbour light show."
Kleine Fischländer Wettfahrt und Hafenfest
"The 60th Hafftage celebrate the Stettiner Haff waterfront in Ueckermünde's Ueckerpark with live headline acts, a boat parade and the festive spirit that has made this one of the most enduring maritime folk festivals on Germany's easternmost Baltic shore."
Hafftage Ueckermünde