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Houseboat · 28 ft (9 m) · Potsdam

GGetBoat EditorialGetestet am 26. September 2026
4.2/ 5
Expertenbewertung
Design4.0
Leistung3.4
Komfort4.0
Fahrverhalten4.3
Preis-Leistung4.1

Technische Daten

Werft
rollyboot optimal für anfänger
Modell
rollyboot 1
Länge
28 ft (9 m)
Gäste
4
Kabinen
1
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Urteil

A compact, license-free houseboat with straightforward systems and a layout suited to first-time skippers. It is best judged as a calm-water holiday platform rather than a performance boat, with good space for up to four and a practical, beginner-friendly setup.

Vorteile

  • +License-free operation is a major advantage for beginners.
  • +Compact 8.5 m layout is manageable for first-time skippers.
  • +Sleeps four in one cabin, practical for small groups or families.
  • +Decent onboard livability for short leisure trips on inland waters.

Nachteile

  • −Low-powered houseboat performance limits speed and responsiveness.
  • −One-cabin layout offers limited privacy for four guests.
  • −Not suited to rough water or advanced handling expectations.
  • −Older 2018 platform may feel basic compared with newer houseboats.

The Rollyboot 1 is a small, beginner-oriented houseboat built around simple, accessible cruising rather than upscale yacht styling. At about 28 ft, it has the proportions of a compact inland charter boat, with enough volume for four guests but without the complexity of a larger multi-cabin vessel.

On the water, this model should be approached as a slow, easygoing houseboat rather than a performance craft. Public listing information points to a license-free setup and a modest 15 hp outboard, which suggests gentle speeds, limited acceleration and a focus on calm-water handling. That is a strength for new skippers, but it also means strong wind, tight maneuvering in busy marinas and tidal or rough conditions will demand care.

Comfort is solid for a short break: one cabin, four berths and a bathroom make it workable for couples, families or two adults with children. The trade-off is privacy and storage, which are naturally limited on a 28-footer. For its size and role, the value proposition is good if the goal is easy inland cruising without a license, though expectations should stay realistic about space and pace.

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