Woma D13 (2022) · Canal boat · 45 ft · 7 pers · Fürstenberg/Havel (Marina Röblinsee)

Vacation on the "Ariella" Houseboat – Relaxation and Adventure for the Whole Family Enjoy your vacation on the cozy "Ariella" houseboat and explore the lake landscapes around Marina Röblinsee and its surroundings. With space for up to 7 people (5+2), you can enjoy nature with your family or friends, license-free. The Ariella features a master bedroom with a double bed, a children's bedroom with bunk beds and a single bed, as well as a double sofa bed in the living room for extra sleeping space. On beautiful days, the spacious roof terrace with weatherproof lounge furniture and optional Bimini shading invites you to relax. On cooler evenings or rainy days, you can make yourself cozy in front of the gas fireplace and enjoy a movie on the large Smart TV. Wi-Fi is also available. The boat is equipped with everything you need for a relaxing vacation: a fully equipped kitchen with a gas stove, oven, dishwasher, as well as heating, air conditioning, and a WC with a walk-in shower. A swim ladder on the outside deck ensures easy access to the water. For a cozy BBQ evening, you can rent a grill, and for additional activities, stand-up paddleboards, canoes, electric dinghies, or bicycles are available for rent. Dogs up to 15 kg are allowed on board. Important Notes Clearance height: 3.90 m (with sunshade extended: 5.45 m). Please retract the sunshade before passing under bridges. Minimum crew requirement: To maneuver, dock, anchor, and pass through locks, at least three adults (or two adults + one capable teenager) are required. Weather restrictions: These houseboats are wind-sensitive. If wind strength reaches Force 3 (from 12 km/h), the marina may prevent the release of houseboats to ensure safety for all involved. Energy & Off-Grid Freedom The houseboat is equipped with a board battery, providing autonomous power for one night without shore power. The best part? You can anchor freely and fully enjoy the peace and tranquility of nature—far from the hustle and bustle of marinas. But remember: After 24 hours at most, the battery will need fresh power from a marina. Otherwise, you’ll hear annoying warning sounds, and critical systems like bow and stern thrusters may fail, making maneuvering difficult. Our tip: Use power consciously and only what is truly necessary—this way, your freedom on the water remains uninterrupted! What are you waiting for?