Bremervörde Marina

Bremervörde Marina
The well-appointed tide-dependent Bremervörde Marina (Yellow Wave) is the last navigable harbour in the ‘Oste’ waterway. Guests are always welcome here. The harbour is about 68 km away from the Elbe bei Neuhaus and can be reached in about 6 hours of travel on the Oste with a rising tide. It is only possible to enter the harbour at high tide (up to 1.70 m draught). The harbour doesn’t dry up, but the water depth will get down to about 0.60 m at low tide in the entrance. The dockyards of the Oste Yacht Club and the Vörder Yacht Clubs offer plenty of guest slips all year round, and these are marked by green signs. The facility has power and water hookups, and a bathroom facility with shower and toilets is available directly on the harbour. There are facilities for waste disposal and sewage disposal. Connected to the harbour are a fuelling station and a freely accessible slip facility (open April–October). The nearby city centre offers a wide variety of opportunities to shop and relax. www.bremervoerde.de, www.oycbrv.de

Excursion destinations
Diverse bicycle and hiking trails are simply waiting to be explored. In the nature and recreation park of the nearby Vörder See, visitors can embark on a journey of discovery in the ‘World of the Senses’, the ‘House of the Forest’, the Café Dunkel, the NABU Environment Pyramid, the various themed gardens, the playgrounds and water parks for little ones, the Lower Saxon farm estate ‘Haus am See’, or in the sculpture garden. www.parkdersinne-brv.de
Other highlights include the family swimming pool ‘Delphino’ (www.delphino-bremervoerde.de), the Bachmann Museum (www.bachmann-museum.de), the Stuhmer Museum, the Auepark with its ‘talking tree tour’, and rides on the historic (Moorexpress www.moorexpress.de). In Bremervörde-Elm, you can visit the Dutch Windmill ‘Henriette’ (phone: 04761-4130). Additional information and event tips at www.bremervoerde.de.