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First look at the sailing program of the 89th Warnemünder Woche: J/22 World Championship and 505 European Championship
Eight years after her World Cup debut at the Warnemünder Woche The J/22 class returns in 2027 with its World Championship, making Warnemünde the international meeting point for the J/22 sailing scene. The European Championship for the 505 class is another international sailing highlight on the program.
All the highlights at a glance: the video review of the 88th Warnemünder Woche
One month after the successful completion of the 88th Warnemünder Woche We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who made this event possible – especially our dedicated volunteer crew, as well as our partners and sponsors. We've captured the best moments and highlights in a video recap. Enjoy!

88. Warnemünder WocheThe diversity at the summer festival was well received.
In the 88. Warnemünder Woche From July 4th to 12th, the high-caliber sailing competitions and the diverse summer festival program complemented each other perfectly once again. Wind conditions, ranging from stormy to light, sometimes presented a challenge for the sailors. Nevertheless, the 774 participants from 14 nations successfully completed all the scheduled races. The land-based program was very well received, featuring the second Glashagen beach concerts, the 22nd "Smoke on the Water" music festival, tournaments in the Warnemünde Beach Arena, the 28th Dragon Boat Festival, and a daily cultural program with offerings from traditional to contemporary. The organizers, both on the water and on land, are drawing a thoroughly positive conclusion.

Nine days between storm and light winds: 88. Warnemünder Woche It ends with satisfied sailors.
9 days, 9 racecourses, 15 class rankings, 386 boats and yachts, 774 sailors
Nine days of sailing, winds ranging from storm to calm, currents and the famous Warnemünde wave: The 88th Warnemünder Woche has offered sailors almost the entire range that the area at the mouth of the Warnow has to offer.

Beach rugby tournament: Berlin double victory
Ten men's and five women's teams battled it out today at the Warnemünde Beach Arena in a beach rugby tournament, starting at 10 a.m. with tackles and fast-paced rallies vying for victory. The trophy went to a team from Berlin in both the men's and women's competitions.

Wind surprise off Warnemünde: Exciting day on the water
The morning weather briefing for Saturday sounded rather pessimistic. Due to the high pressure system, the wind was expected to barely exceed seven knots from the north. Because of the rising temperatures, the race committee hoped for at least a sea breeze from developing thermals, but even that was considered rather unlikely. The temperature difference between land and sea was deemed too small to generate a sufficient current. But things would turn out differently.

WIRO invites you to "Rostock sings" and three films of your choice on the Mittelmole.
Also at the 88. Warnemünder Woche The WIRO lookout point on the central pier was once again the meeting place for film enthusiasts and everyone who enjoys singing together. WIRO presented three films of the audience's choice in an open-air cinema and "Rostock Sings" there.

Even light winds can be handled by the 88. Warnemünder Woche don't stop
Just in time for the second weekend of the 88th Warnemünder Woche Summer has returned to the Baltic coast! Less welcome: Under the influence of a shifted Azores High with a high-pressure ridge over Europe, the wind also dropped. With winds of six to ten knots from northwesterly directions, many classes were worried this morning that not all races might be able to be completed. But that turned out not to be the case.

Much praise for volunteer work, a poster unveiling and a farewell.
At the reception hosted by the Hanseatic and university city as part of the 88th Warnemünder Woche Mayor Eva-Maria Kröger praised the dedication of the volunteer crew, without whom the long-standing event would not be possible. Looking to the future, she also focused on Rostock's Olympic bid. Furthermore, the official poster for the 89th Rostock Olympics was unveiled. Warnemünder Woche presented and at the same time bid farewell to long-time event photographer and poster designer Pepe Hartmann.

“Smoke on the Water XXII” once again lived up to its reputation as a cult music festival.
The mix of live music, literature, and rock history once again struck a chord with the audience: Fans of the "Smoke on the Water – The Open-Air by the Sea" music festival traveled from near and far again this year to enjoy around six hours of rock music in a relaxed atmosphere in the Kurhaus garden. The packed Kurhaus garden once again demonstrated that the open-air festival is clearly one of the biggest crowd-pullers of the region. Warnemünder Woche.











