Night Run: 1350 PS Feuerwerks-Tour — speedboat fireworks between Neustadt and Dahme

SIERKSDORF BOAT TOUR FIELD GUIDE

Night Run: 1350 PS Feuerwerks-Tour — speedboat fireworks between Neustadt and Dahme

A focused 2.5-hour evening boat tour that pairs a 35–45 minute high-speed run with waterfront fireworks viewing and a sundowner stop—this guide explains the flow, requirements, and what to bring.

Night Run: 1350 PS Feuerwerks-Tour — speedboat fireworks between Neustadt and Dahme.

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Sierksdorf
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Baltic Pirates
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Boat Tour
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Board a 130 PS speed inflatable at the ancora Marina in Neustadt for a compact, adrenaline-tinged evening along Schleswig-Holstein’s coast: a 2.5‑hour outing that includes a 35–45 minute high‑speed leg, a sundowner stop in Grömitz, and on‑the‑water views of the Dahme pier fireworks.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ROUTE

Neustadt — Grömitz — Dahme and back

The tour departs from the ancora Marina in Neustadt, pauses in Grömitz for a short harbour stop, then proceeds to Dahme where the fireworks are watched from the boat before returning to Neustadt.

THE RIDE

A concentrated high‑speed stretch

Within the 2.5‑hour event there is a dedicated 35–45 minute high‑speed section aboard the 130 PS speed inflatable—designed to deliver a short, intense adrenaline burst amid the evening cruise.

THE MOMENT

Sundowner in Grömitz and fireworks at Dahme

The itinerary includes an approximate one‑hour stop at Grömitzer Yachthafen for a sundowner drink, then a timed run to the Dahme pier where passengers watch the fireworks from the water for unobstructed views.

What the day feels like

What the evening feels like

The timetable is compact and deliberately paced: an evening departure from Neustadt, a brisk harbour stop to stretch and sip, then the pulse‑raising high‑speed leg that punctuates an otherwise relaxed coastal run—culminating in a fireworks spectacle seen from the unique vantage of the water.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this tour suits — and who should sit this one out.

1
Thrill seekersA short high‑speed segment makes this an excellent pick for people after a concentrated adrenaline hit within a compact evening cruise, provided they meet the minimum height requirement.
2
Families with childrenFamilies can attend, but children must be accompanied: under‑12s require an adult, and minors up to 18 need written parental consent—note the 160 cm minimum height rule.
3
Casual sightseersPassengers looking mainly for sunset views and fireworks will find the sundowner stop and water‑side fireworks vantage ideal, as long as they can follow normal embarkation and movement aboard the boat.
4
Those with medical concernsPeople with asthma, diabetes, or heart complaints are only permitted to ride at their own risk; the tour excludes pregnant riders and anyone under medication or alcohol influence—assess personal risk before booking.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to bring

Wear comfortable clothing and normal footwear. The operator provides automatic life jackets and protective goggles on board.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the tour?

The event lasts approximately 2.5 hours in total, including a 35–45 minute high‑speed section.

Where and when does the boat depart?

Departure is around 21:00 from the ancora Marina (Yachthafen) in Neustadt, with a scheduled return to the same marina at about 23:30.

Is there time ashore during the tour?

Yes—there is an arrival in Grömitzer Yachthafen at about 21:30 with an approximate one‑hour stop for a sundowner drink before the fireworks leg.

Are there age or height limits?

Participants must be at least 160 cm tall; children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult and those under 18 require written parental consent.

Are there medical or other restrictions?

Riders should have normal mobility and no acute back problems; people with asthma, diabetes or heart conditions may ride only at their own risk. Pregnant people and anyone under the influence of medication or alcohol are excluded.

What safety equipment is provided?

Automatic life jackets and protective goggles are provided on site for all passengers.