Spiekeroog Paper Boat Regatta
Spiekeroog Paper Boat Regatta is held on August 22. This event in the third decade of the month August is annual. Help us
The Spiekeroog Paper Boat Regatta is an annual event on the East Frisian island of Spiekeroog that offers an unforgettable experience for both participants and spectators. The event combines creativity, teamwork and lots of fun in a unique maritime setting.
The Spiekeroog Paper Boat Regatta has a long tradition and has enjoyed great popularity for years. The first regatta took place in 2009 and quickly became a permanent fixture in the island's calendar of events.
Creative boat constructions: The teams proudly present their self-built boats made of paper, cardboard and paste. From imaginative pirate ships to detailed replicas of well-known vessels, there are no limits to creativity.
Exciting regatta: equipped with paddles and life jackets, the teams compete for victory in various categories. The challenging course in Spiekeroog harbor makes for exciting competitions and guarantees wet moments.
Entertaining supporting program: In addition to the regatta itself, the event offers a varied supporting program for the whole family. Live music, culinary specialties and various activities ensure an entertaining day at the harbour.
Unique atmosphere: The Spiekeroog Paper Boat Regatta is characterized by its unique atmosphere. The maritime backdrop of the island, the ingenuity of the boats and the cheerful mood of the participants and spectators make this event a special experience.
The Spiekeroog Paper Boat Regatta is a unique event that combines fun, creativity and maritime flair. A perfect outing for the whole family that guarantees unforgettable memories.
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