Nautical Channel

Germany Germany

Nautical Channel is a German television network that focuses on maritime topics, from sailing regattas and powerboat racing to ocean exploration and yachting lifestyle. Its programming includes documentaries on naval history, shipbuilding, and marine conservation, as well as coverage of international boating events. The channel also features reports on cruising destinations, fishing techniques, and nautical technology, appealing to both active sailors and those with a general interest in the sea. Produced out of Germany, the content often highlights European waters but also extends to global maritime cultures and expeditions.

Beyond traditional broadcast, the channel provides live streaming of select events and on-demand access to past episodes through its website and affiliated platforms. Television listings are updated regularly to reflect seasonal changes in regatta schedules and documentary series. The schedule avoids fixed entertainment formats, instead rotating between short news segments on marine industries and longer-form programs about underwater archaeology or coastal travel. No original fiction or studio-based shows are produced; the focus remains on real-world footage and expert commentary.

Schedule
South Africa Surf Series
22:00 - 23:00
South Africa Surf Series
Surfing
South Africa has some of the best and most consistent surf breaks in the world but the qualifying series, for years, lacked events there. This year competitive surfing is back in South Africa and the season returned with a bang, with five QS Events ranging from 1 star, to 3...
Canoe Sprint World Cup
23:00 - 23:30
Canoe Sprint World Cup
Canoeing
Szeged, the third biggest city in Hungary has been chosen once again for the International Canoe Federation Sprints World Cup. Athletes from all over the world are ready to prove their skills over the C2, K1, K2 categories. The event will prove to be hard as most of the athletes...
Canoe Sprint World Cup
23:30 - 00:00
Canoe Sprint World Cup
Canoeing
Barnaul, in Russia is a city to the west of the Ob River. This is one of the major rivers in Russia and home to the second stage of the Sprint World Cup. Despite the cold windy morning, more than 3000 people have assisted to watch athletes give their all in this...