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A hike that leads partly directly along the sea. In the hinterland, Germany's highest lighthouse awaits us.
Stones tell history
The German section of the international coastal trail E9 Atlantic-Baltic alternates between running along the coast and inland without significant ...
Large parts of this route lead directly along the coast. But also inland, we can discover treasures like a renovated manor house and large burial ...
Coastal hike between two Baltic Sea resortsKühlungsborn was formed in 1937 through the merger of the three fishing villages of Brunshaupten, ...
Magnificent views of the sea are on the agenda. Along the route, we visit restored manor houses, a lighthouse, and a castle by the sea.
From Rerik to Kühlungsborn: beach, Riedensee, lighthouse and Baltic Sea flair – with history, nature, and nostalgic ride with the “Molli”.
Circular hike between Wustrow Peninsula and SalzhaffBetween the island of Poel and Rerik stretches the Salzhaff, a part of the Mecklenburg Bay ...
Coastal hike between two Baltic Sea resortsKühlungsborn was formed in 1937 through the merger of the three fishing villages of Brunshaupten, ...
From Rerik to Kühlungsborn: beach, Riedensee, lighthouse and Baltic Sea flair – with history, nature, and nostalgic ride with the “Molli”.
Large parts of this route lead directly along the coast. But also inland, we can discover treasures like a renovated manor house and large burial ...
The German section of the international coastal trail E9 Atlantic-Baltic alternates between running along the coast and inland without significant ...
A hike that leads partly directly along the sea. In the hinterland, Germany's highest lighthouse awaits us.
Circular hike between Wustrow Peninsula and SalzhaffBetween the island of Poel and Rerik stretches the Salzhaff, a part of the Mecklenburg Bay ...
Magnificent views of the sea are on the agenda. Along the route, we visit restored manor houses, a lighthouse, and a castle by the sea.
Stones tell history

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