The INTERBOOT harbor is connected to the exhibition grounds at regular intervals by the free MesseExpress MX and is open Wednesday - Friday from 12-19 p.m. as well as Saturday and Sunday 10-19 p.m.
Who can offer Europe's third largest lake as a test basin? No wonder serious prospective buyers love the test opportunities there so much. In addition, the women's motorboat training and the special flair of the harbor gastronomy, which epitomizes the wonderful lake feeling, are inspiring.
Here you can find the direction to the marina
Motorboat driving training - for ladies only! Supported by PANTAENIUS & Boote Pfister
Women who want to can go for a spin on Lake Constance in a motorboat under professional guidance and learn and improve their boating skills. The boating training lasts around 90 minutes and is free of charge for participants.
No previous experience is necessary. A valid boating license is not required.
DSV Days of Sailing
This year, INTERBOOT, together with its partner Deutscher Segler-Verband and various yacht clubs in Friedrichshafen, is offering the opportunity to experience the fascination of sailing live - completely free of charge and without obligation.
DSV Sailing Youth Roadshow
The offer for kids and young people. In addition to sailing taster sessions, the tour lab uses exciting experiments to teach age-appropriate and targeted educational content.
Cruises with the MS Altenrhein
The MS Altenrhein is the newly renovated shuttle boat to Dornier's legendary Do-X flying boat. Following extensive renovation at the Michelsen shipyard, it has been back in service on Lake Constance since this year.
Water ski show
The spectacular water ski shows of the DSMC Konstanz take place at the weekend.
Day of emergency organizations
On Sunday (28 September), the blue light organizations customs, water police, fire department and DLRG will present themselves, their work and their boats.
Blue Light Day
On Sunday (September 28), the blue light organizations Customs, Water Police, Fire Department, and DLRG will present themselves, their work, and their boats.
