Three Islands

You start in the old Hanseatic city of Stralsund. Its former importance as a trading city can still be seen in the old town, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

In the morning you take the ferry over the Strelasund to the island of Hiddensee. Visit the 28 m high lighthouse known as „Leuchtfeuer Dornbusch“. In the afternoon you take another boat to Rugen and Breege. If your hotel is in Glowe or Sagard you have to cycle a short distance.

Ride through the beech woods, moors and meadows of National Park Jasmund up to the famous Königsstuhl chalk cliffs. From there you will have a fantastic view. This tour is short but tough. Those who want to avoid ascent should take a boat ride (not included) around the famous cliffs to get some good views.

In Prora you can gaze at the impressive buildings, before passing by Binz with its beautiful bridge and going to Sellin and Göhren.

The Mönchgut peninsula is surrounded but the Baltic Sea on three sides and is one of Rügen’s insider tips. The diverse landscape has a lot to offer and it means that you can spontaneously decide what you feel like doing: a relaxed day on the beach or small walk through sand dunes, moor land and forests. Whatever you pick, you are sure to enjoy it!

From Göhren with the „furious Roland“ to Putbus, from there to Glewitz. By ferry to Stahlbrode and further on to the old Hanseatic City Greifswald.

Keep going along the Baltic Seat o Lubmin with a great beach and a big pine forest. Then to Wolgast with its historical city center partly situated on an island.

You cycle along the „Krumminer Wiek“ to the Baltic resort of Zinnowitz and further along the coast. You will find many bathing spots on your way to Heringsdorf and Bansin.