Kleine 800 PS Action‑Tour: High‑octane speedboat runs off Heiligenhafen

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Kleine 800 PS Action‑Tour: High‑octane speedboat runs off Heiligenhafen

A short, high‑energy Baltic Sea outing aboard the 800‑horsepower 'Adrenalin pur' offering on‑water views of Heiligenhafen and a timed high‑speed segment—this guide helps you decide if you meet the requirements and what to bring.

Kleine 800 PS Action‑Tour: High‑octane speedboat runs off Heiligenhafen.

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Sierksdorf
Operator
Baltic Pirates
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Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
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Climb aboard the 800 PS 'Adrenalin pur' and trade shoreline calm for explosive motion: a compact, high‑energy excursion that shows Heiligenhafen from the water, mixes sightseeing with choreographed high‑speed maneuvers and music on board, and delivers a condensed adrenaline fix you can slot into a half‑day on the Baltic.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE BOAT

800 PS 'Adrenalin pur'—raw power in a compact package

The defining feature is the vessel itself: an 800‑horsepower speed RIB built to deliver steep turns, speed bursts and wave jumps while the crew manages safety and shows you the coastal sights from a vantage few visitors see.

THE ROUTE

Heiligenhafen's seaside landmarks from the water

The short circuit takes you past the stadthafen and marina areas, along the Graswarder and Yachthafen Ortmühle and by the town’s lighthouse and seabridge—sightseeing framed by the salt spray.

THE MOMENT

A concentrated burst of high speed

After a safety briefing and a musical send‑off the tour includes a dedicated high‑speed segment—five minutes of focused, velocity‑focused riding—bookended by a controlled return to the harbor.

What the day feels like

How the short ride feels

The outing begins with a concise briefing and a musical launch from the yacht harbor, moves past sail and motor yachts out onto the Baltic, and alternates sightseeing and technical riding—steep turns, speed bursts and wave jumps—before easing back into the harbor after the high‑speed section.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this outing suits — and who should sit it out.

1
Thrill seekersIdeal for people looking for a short, intense adrenaline hit and comfortable with fast, physical boat motion; the tour’s high‑speed maneuvers are the main draw.
2
Families with childrenChildren can participate if they are at least 100 cm tall; under‑12s must be accompanied by an adult and under‑18s require written consent, so plan accordingly.
3
People with medical conditionsNot recommended for anyone with acute back problems; participants with asthma, diabetes or heart conditions may ride only at their own risk and should consider the motion and forces involved.
4
Expectant passengers or those under influencePregnancy or being under the influence of alcohol or certain medications disqualifies participation; the operator enforces strict health‑based exclusions.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to bring

Wear comfortable, weather‑appropriate clothing and normal shoes. Automatic life vests and protective goggles are provided on board.

Onboard provisions

Organizers supply automatic lifejackets and protective eyewear; bring nothing fragile and secure loose items before the ride.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Where does the tour depart?

Boarding and departure take place at the yacht harbor in Heiligenhafen.

How long is the experience?

Materials describe the outing as a short experience that includes a dedicated five‑minute high‑speed segment; duration is listed in source materials as a 40‑minute experience (with five minutes of high speed) and is also described elsewhere as a 30‑minute ride in summary material.

Is there a minimum height or age requirement?

Yes—participants must be at least 100 cm tall; children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult, and those under 18 require written parental consent.

Can people with medical conditions join?

People with asthma, diabetes or heart conditions may ride only at their own risk; those with acute slipped discs should not participate. Pregnant people should not take part.

What safety equipment is provided?

Automatic lifejackets and protective goggles are provided on site; follow the crew’s briefing and instructions at all times.

Can I bring loose items or wear sunglasses?

Secure loose items before the ride; protective goggles are provided for eye protection—use of personal loose items is discouraged during high‑speed maneuvers.