Schliersee shipping

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Schliersee Schifffahrt Mayr GbR
legal form Society under civil law
founding 1906
Seat Schliersee
management Michaela, Jasmin and Michael Lauber
Branch tourism
Website www.schlierseeschifffahrt.de

The Schliersee shipping Mayr GbR is a tourism company based in the Upper Bavarian community Schliersee . The family business operates passenger shipping in line and charter services on the Schliersee .

history

In the late 19th century, the Schliersee was owned by the Bavarian crown and became the Krongutsverwaltung managed. On July 10, 1906, the company leased the fishing rights and contract shipping with oar boats to the Hoffischer Franz Schrädler, who in the same year started a regular service on the Schliersee with the 50-person ship Schliersee built at Lürssen- Vegesack in Bremen . During the First World War , shipping was stopped due to a lack of fuel. On May 25, 1925, Schrädler received permission to commission a second motor boat for 25 people called Fischerliesl , which was built at the Simmerding shipyard in Berg on Lake Starnberg .

After the seizure of power of Hitler in 1933, the National Socialist organization was Kraft durch Freude (Strength through Joy), which brought increasingly vacationers to the Schliersee. Because of the lack of fuel caused by the war, traffic had to be stopped again in 1941. The two boats of the Hoffischer Schrädler passed into the property of his wife Zenta after his death. This initially leased the larger Schliersee to Leo Krix from Hausham , who on July 26, 1950 received a permit for passenger shipping on the Schliersee. On August 9, 1952, he also leased the smaller motor boat Fischerliesl . Due to economic problems, he returned the two ships together with the concession to Zenta Schraedler on February 26, 1953. As a result, the Fischerliesl was scrapped. The operation with the remaining ship was continued and later taken over by the daughter Domenica Schraedler. In 1965, the Schliersee was sold to Lake Constance and replaced by the 85-person motor ship Schliersee II built by the W. Hitzler shipyard in Regensburg .

On June 30, 1967, Sepp Mayr took over the Schliersee motor shipping company from Domenica Schraedler. With the motorboat Schliersee (II) he again introduced a regular service including the island of Wörth . As tourism increased, he bought the Schliersee III, a larger motor ship for 120 people in Holland, in 1993 and sold the old Schliersee II to Northern Germany. In 2003 Sepp Mayr sold the shipping to a Mr. Mühlthaler for reasons of age and health. However, the sale was reversed in 2004. In 2008, the company was transferred from Sepp Mayr to his daughter Michaela Lauber.

Companies

Schliersee III

Schliersee Schifffahrt Mayr is a family business under civil law and operates passenger shipping in scheduled and charter services on the Bavarian Schliersee. In addition, the company maintains a boathouse at its headquarters in Schliersee , a boat rental with electric , rowing and pedal boats as well as a kiosk .

The Schliersee Schifffahrt Mayr liner operates twice a day from May to September with four landing stages between Schliersee and the island of Wörth. In addition, tours and special trips are carried out. In contrast to the other lakes in Upper Bavaria , shipping on the Schliersee is not operated by Bayerische Seeschifffahrt , but has been operated by private Schliersee shipping since 1906 with a license .

The only in-service passenger ship of the company is currently the Schliersee III ; this was built in 1993 in Zaandam , Holland , is almost 20 m long and offers space for 120 passengers. There are 57 seats in the salon .

Historical traces

  • The motor ship Schliersee , built in 1906, is now in Kressbronn on Lake Constance and serves as a historic clubhouse for the Kressbronner Segler eV in the Ultramarin Marina .
  • The business of the fishing master Schrädler is still located next to the large boat house of the Schlierseeschifffahrt.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e Benedikt von Hebenstreit: History of shipping. In: Dossier Schliersee. Schiffs-Agentur Schweiz, 2015, accessed on July 2, 2018 .
  2. ^ Margit Kohl: DuMont Bildatlas 190 Munich: The Isar metropolis . DuMont Reiseverlag, 2017, ISBN 978-3-7701-9386-8 ( limited preview in Google book search).
  3. ↑ Schliersee. In: Münchner Merkur . July 19, 2010, accessed July 7, 2018 .
  4. ↑ Holidays on the Schliersee. Bavarian Lakes. Info, accessed July 7, 2018 .
  5. ↑ Shipping. In: Schlierseeschifffahrt. Retrieved July 2, 2018 .
  6. ↑ At the age of 50, 50 helpers are busy cleaning the harbor for the Kressbronn sailors. In: Schwäbische Zeitung . April 2, 2012, accessed July 7, 2018 .
  7. ↑ Judith Weber: This is how Schliersee tastes. In: Schliersee Magazin. April 1, 2016, accessed July 7, 2018 .