Bootsprüfung Schweiz 2025

Perfect preparation for the Swiss boat test: Learn the Swiss boat theory with the latest questions - for motor boats and sailing ships (Categories A and D). This way you can learn efficiently for the boating test and get your boating license quickly and easily.
Over 1,000 users already trust us to prepare for the boat test.

ALL QUESTIONS FOR PREPARING FOR THE BOAT TEST
• Always the latest questionnaire for boat testing in Switzerland / boat theory in Switzerland (2025).
• The questions are relevant for the motorboat test (category A) and the sailboat test (category D).
• There are over 500 questions and over 120 images included.
• The complete boat theory question catalog can be searched.
• Offline mode - no internet connection is required.

MANY LEARNING MODES FOR OPTIMAL LEARNING EFFECT
• SmartCoach: Boat exam questions tailored to your level of knowledge, compiled using artificial intelligence.
• Random Mode: Random questions from the entire Boat Theory catalog.
• Tough nuts: Particularly tough boat test questions that you answered incorrectly several times.
• Advanced mode: Learn individual topics of boat theory specifically or only learn unanswered or incorrectly answered questions.
• Exam mode: Simulate a short or trial exam with a time limit to prepare yourself perfectly for the Switzerland boat test / Switzerland boat theory.

CURRENT QUESTIONS CATALOG
Our boat test app contains the test-relevant questions from the boat test in Switzerland / boat theory in Switzerland, compiled by us. These can differ from the boat test and completely new questions can arise during the boat test. We do our best to keep the questions up to date, but unfortunately we cannot guarantee the completeness or accuracy of the questions and answers.

HELP AND SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT
You can contact us directly in the boat inspection app via “Feedback” - we look forward to hearing from you. Your suggestions will be taken very seriously: The boat inspection app is continually being improved - many innovative functions are currently still in development.