Baltic sea - based in two hotels with Charm

Welcome to the Baltic, welcome to your hotel, located in the old water castle (Wasserschloss). Check into your hotel and then make a date for your 30-minute back massage. Take a first tour through the town or go for a swim – there are many.

Your first stage brings you to Swinemünde. On the way you pass the well-known resorts of Heringsdorf and Basin. An arm of the Baltic Sea separates the islands of Usedom and Wollin from each other. Explore the town centre with its historic town hall, Christuskirche and the tower of the Luther Church. Today, the church tower is a cafe and viewing point.

On your way to Wolgast you pass the resort of Zinnowitz. Enjoy the unspoiled tranquility of the island countryside. You can watch the waves rushing onto the beach and see the trees in the coastal forests swaying in the wind. Wolgast is your second place to stay on this holiday and has a special flair thanks to its combination of tradition and modernity. Special buildings in the town are St. Peter‘s Church, the baroque town hall and Gertrudenkapelle.

You cycle to Peenemünde, the northernmost community on the island. The place is known for rocket development in the former military testing grounds. In Peenemünde‘s history and technology museum you can find out all about the events back then and the history of the town. After an extended visit of the museum, the ferry takes you to the mainland, to Freest and you cycle back to Wolgast.

Today’s stage takes you to Lassan, one of Germany‘s smallest towns. St. Johannis Church, the remains of the Medieval town fortifications, the Lassan mill, and the restored timber-framed houses all adorn the town. The forests nearby and the town‘s location on the waterside give it its special flair. Now it‘s on, back to Meelenthin.

A splendid avenue of chestnut trees takes you via challenging cycle paths to the peninsular of Lieper Winkel. It‘s between the backwaters and Peenestrom. The most well-known town here is Rankwitz. Thatched timber-framed houses and fisherman‘s houses give the village it‘s je ne sais quoi. In the quiet opportunities.