Accessible on board and ashore

blind crew members or crew members with impaired vision are welcome on board. The Kormoran and Febomobil series are mainly equipped with contrasting colours so that corners and edges are clearly visible. The light switches also stand out from the background. On both boat types, handrails can be gripped anywhere on the deck in the outside area. There is no lettering in Braille. Since the engine noise overlays other housings, blind and visually impaired people cannot be alone in a houseboat.

small-grown crew members are welcome on board. There is enough space on all boats to place a ladder or a folding stool safely. Please make sure yourself that your climbing aids do not slip and especially not in wet conditions. Small children who are able to reach the bow and stern of the rented boat without a climbing aid and to moor the boat fore and aft can also travel without a tall crew member if all the climbing aids that are otherwise required are available twice. Our instructors will be happy to help you move the inventory to the lower cupboard areas. Please note that not all storage areas are accessible (for example the wall cupboards above the bed).

deaf crew members or crew members with impaired hearing are welcome on board. Radio, sonar and control panels can be visually distinguished. Nevertheless, there is no optical marking of the engine alarm. Therefore our houseboats are not designed to allow deaf people to travel alone.

crew members with psychological restrictions are welcome on board, but should not be on board without assistance. Houseboats usually have many windows, so that there is no feeling of confined space, but a sleeping cabin can still seem cramped to claustrophobics. The vastness of the lakes, which most people find liberating, can act as a trigger for agoraphobics. Since spiders feel especially comfortable near water, houseboats are not a good place for arachnophobics. Acrophobic people who can stand up to two metres in height should have no problems on a houseboat. Please take the opportunity to have a look at our boats without obligation.

• The port has paved roads and parking areas
• Restaurant Captains Inn and beach bar Pirates Bar are accessible on wheels
• There is a barrier-free bathroom in the sanitary building
• Access to the jetty via floating jetty and stepless ramps (depending on the water level, assistance may be required for the ascent, our harbour team will be happy to assist)

• The port has gravel paths and parking areas
• The restaurant can be reached on wheels, there is a step to the minimarket
• Access to the jetty is unpaved and sloping, depending on the water level assistance may be needed, the harbour team is happy to assist, the jetty itself consists of wide floating jetties

• The port has paved roads and parking areas
• Access to the jetty via floating jetty and stepless ramps (depending on the water level assistance may be required, the harbour team will be happy to assist)

• The port has paved paths and parking areas, access to the fixed jetty is through a lawn
• The fixed landing stage has a sliding edge of about 5 centimetres high, which can be bridged with the board ramp
• Depending on the water level, there may be an incline to the boat, so that if necessary, a completely barrier-free jetty in the neighbourhood can be used

• The port has paved roads and parking areas
• Access to the jetty via floating jetty and stepless ramps (depending on the water level assistance may be required, the harbour team will be happy to assist)
• The restaurant can be reached on wheels