Yachthafen Hohe Düne

Yachthafen Hohe Düne is a 5-star luxury marina on the Baltic Sea at Warnemünde/Rostock, Germany, with 920 comfortable berths. It is billed as Germany's first marina awarded five blue stars and the 'Gelbe Welle' distinction, and has been designated an ADAC support point for recreational boating.

The marina offers both guest berths and long-term berths; in winter (November to March) boats can also stay afloat in the marina for a surcharge of 50 percent of the summer season berth fee.

Water and electricity connections are available on the pontoons, along with free internet access/wifi. The marina has a heavy-lift crane (up to 40 tonnes) and two mast cranes (up to 500 kg and 1,000 kg), a fuel berth with diesel and petrol, a waste disposal station for sewage (pump-out), and two slipways measuring 6 and 15 metres wide. Additional sanitary buildings with toilets and showers are located at pontoons B and D as well as C and E. There is also a chandlery and yacht dealer, engine sales and service, a sailmaker, a diving service and a marina shop, plus 759 parking spaces and a helicopter landing pad.

Right next to the marina is the Yachthafenresidenz Hohe Düne, a hotel complex with numerous bars and restaurants, an inviting shopping arcade and an extensive spa world. Berth alongside and walk straight into the hotel's bars and restaurants or the spa world after a day on the water.