Starnberger See
Inland lake · Area 55.9 km² · 584 m above sea level · 10 harbours
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Starnberger See is an inland lake with no waterway to the sea (Germany). Area 55.9 km². 584 m above sea level. Sailseer covers 10 harbours, including Yachthafen Rambeck, Deutscher Touring Yacht-Club Tutzing, Yacht-Club Seeshaupt YCSS, Bootswerft Simmerding, Feldafinger Seglerverein.
Rules on the lake
Bavarian lakes: On the Bavarian lakes (excluding Lake Constance), sailing boats of 9.20 m or more, with an auxiliary engine over 4 kW (5.5 hp) or with living, cooking or sanitary facilities need a navigation permit from the district administrative authority, as does every electric boat. Holidaymakers can get a holiday permit once a year for a sailing or electric boat for up to four weeks. Motorboats with combustion engines are now only permitted on the Starnberger See (at most 280) and the Ammersee (at most 150), with a waiting list.
Harbours on the lake
Formalities
Frequently asked questions
Starnberger See: What rules apply to boats?
On the Bavarian lakes (excluding Lake Constance), sailing boats of 9.20 m or more, with an auxiliary engine over 4 kW (5.5 hp) or with living, cooking or sanitary facilities need a navigation permit from the district administrative authority, as does every electric boat. Holidaymakers can get a holiday permit once a year for a sailing or electric boat for up to four weeks. Motorboats with combustion engines are now only permitted on the Starnberger See (at most 280) and the Ammersee (at most 150), with a waiting list.
Starnberger See: How big is the lake?
Area 55.9 km². 584 m above sea level.
Starnberger See: Which harbours are there?
Sailseer covers 10 harbours, including Yachthafen Rambeck, Deutscher Touring Yacht-Club Tutzing, Yacht-Club Seeshaupt YCSS, Bootswerft Simmerding, Feldafinger Seglerverein.