Buchholzer Segler-Verein 1970
Harbour in Germany · 53.7338° N · 10.7492° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 29 September 2026Buchholzer Segler-Verein e.V. (BSV) is a small sailing club founded in 1970, located at Buchholz on Lake Ratzeburg (Ratzeburger See) in Schleswig-Holstein. The club is one of the smallest on the lake with only around 22-24 members, though its members actively take part in regional and national regattas.
The club offers guest berths in the water from 15 euros per day, with options to rent by the week, month, or season as well. Berths are made available annually from 1 April to 31 October, and boats kept afloat must be removed by 15 November.
The surrounding area is described as an idyllic natural setting, and the cosy town of Buchholz is known as a paradise for sailing and leisure that many holidaymakers and weekend visitors enjoy each year. The club also hosts the popular Spargelregatta together with the nearby farm Lödings Bauernhof, where the racing can be watched from the festival grounds.
If you have a smaller boat and fancy a peaceful guest berth amid nature on Lake Ratzeburg, you can find a spot at BSV from 15 euros per day.
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