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Fuhlendorf

Welcome to Fuhlendorf, a charming village in the north-east of Germany. This travel guide gives you an insight into the geographical location and special features of the village, tourist attractions, cultural highlights and events as well as culinary specialities.

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Bicycle Rides · Fischland-Darß-Zingst
From Born a. Darß around the Saaler Bodden
recommended route Difficulty difficult
Distance 62 km
Duration 4:30 h
Ascent 11 m
Descent 11 m

This route takes us through quiet Boddenland. It passes by gems of brick architecture, extraordinary museums, and through "forgotten" landscapes.

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from User Alpstein,   Outdooractive Editors
Bicycle Rides · Fischland-Darß-Zingst
At a glance, the entire Fischland Darß Zingst peninsula
recommended route Difficulty moderate
Distance 31.9 km
Duration 2:10 h
Ascent 10 m
Descent 14 m

The cycling route runs along the southern Bodden coast from Barth to Michaelsdorf.

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from Arndt Gläser,   Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Bicycle Rides · Fischland-Darß-Zingst
ROUTE 2 | Circuit around the Saaler Bodden
recommended route Difficulty difficult
Distance 84 km
Duration 5:40 h
Ascent 64 m
Descent 56 m

Among the classics for ambitious cyclists is definitely the bike route around the Saaler Bodden. Start and finish: Ribnitz harbor

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from Bernsteinstadt Ribnitz-Damgarten,   Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Bicycle Rides · Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Through the Barth City Forest to the Bodden
recommended route Difficulty moderate
Distance 22.4 km
Duration 1:30 h
Ascent 18 m
Descent 19 m

From Barth Market, the route goes into the Barth City Forest, to Fuhlendorf, Bodstedt and Pruchten on the Bodden, and back to Barth.

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from Arndt Gläser,   Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Bicycle Rides · Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Bodden coast and urban forest near Barth
Map / Bodden coast and urban forest near Barth
recommended route Difficulty easy
Distance 33.8 km
Duration 2:00 h
Ascent 102 m
Descent 102 m

A varied tour on low-traffic but sometimes bumpy roads and paths awaits us. We will experience the wide Bodden landscape and the Barth hinterland ...

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from Matthias Stiel,   Outdooractive Editors
Bicycle Rides · Fischland-Darß-Zingst
ROUTE 4 | Excursion to Barth and Dabitz
recommended route Difficulty difficult
Distance 66.9 km
Duration 4:30 h
Ascent 111 m
Descent 102 m

On cycle paths and secondary roads, the route follows the southern Bodden coast, passing idyllic harbors and tranquil Bodden villages up to the ...

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from Bernsteinstadt Ribnitz-Damgarten,   Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Bicycle Rides · Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Fischland Darß and Lagoon with bike and boat
recommended route Difficulty easy
Distance 63.7 km
Duration 4:52 h
Ascent 8 m
Descent 12 m

A beautiful circular route through the Western Pomeranian Lagoon Area, of which 25 km are initially covered by ship, then the return trip by bike

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from CAHN Reiseleitung,   Community
Bicycle Rides · Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Tour with ferry ride: Around the middle of the Bodden
recommended route Difficulty easy
Distance 40.2 km
Duration 2:41 h
Ascent 23 m
Descent 24 m

Relaxed bike tour around the middle Bodden section, including a 30-minute ferry ride from Born. Timetable see here: https://www.fahrgastschiff ...

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from H B,   Community
Bicycle Rides · Fischland-Darß-Zingst
Loop to Bodstedter Harbor
Difficulty
Distance 50.6 km
Duration 3:32 h
Ascent 22 m
Descent 24 m

Simply going back and forth was too short for us: so we took the green loop shown on the map board. To make a long story short: wonderful between ...

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from Carsten H.,   Community
Difficulty S0 difficult
Distance 91.4 km
Duration 6:27 h
Ascent 11 m
Descent 11 m

We can absolutely recommend this Bodden round trip‼️ We were at many sections right by the water and enjoyed stopping, especially in the small ...

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from BAMA,   Community
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Fuhlendorf is located on the Baltic Sea and is surrounded by beautiful beaches. It is a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. The village itself has a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages.

Tourist attractions include Fuhlendorf Castle from the 15th century with its impressive tower and St. Johannis Church from the 13th century with its beautiful brick building.

Culturally, Fuhlendorf offers many opportunities: In summer, concerts are held regularly on the market square and there are also outdoor theatre performances to watch. In addition, you can learn traditional crafts such as pottery or weaving.

For gourmets, Fuhlendorf offers regional specialities such as fresh fish from the Baltic Sea or game dishes from the nearby forests. Beer lovers will also get their money's worth - the local brewery has been brewing its own beer for over a hundred years.

The best outdoor activities can be enjoyed between May and September: From sailing to windsurfing to fishing, everyone will find something suitable. Hikes through the surrounding forests and along the coast are also highly recommended.

When it rains, there is still plenty to do in Fuhlendorf: Visit the local museum or take a guided tour of the castle. Or simply relax with a cup of tea in a cosy café.

The most beautiful spot in Fuhlendorf is undoubtedly the beach - here you can walk for hours and enjoy the view of the sea. But the village's historic buildings and narrow streets also have their charm.

Overall, Fuhlendorf is a destination that is definitely worth a visit. This Travel Guide will give you all the information you need for your stay in this picturesque place on the Baltic Sea!

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Reviews

  • June 14, 2026
    Klaus Kinski
    Die Schleife in Dierhagen Strand könnte man weglassen. Dadurch kommt es zu keinen Irritationen und versehentlichen Abkürzungen, zumal die Hinweispfeile auf der Straße nicht ausreichten, um der Schleife exakt zu folgen.
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    Challenging
    Written June 14, 2026
  • September 03, 2025
    Ralph Mücke 
    September 03, 2025
    Alles top, die Route benötigt ein Update. Bei Michaelsdorf ist diese Route gesperrt und ein Mehrweg muss gefahren werden. Man sollte Zingst nicht umfahren oder auslassen.
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    Photo: Ralph Mücke, Community
    Pension der besonderen Art
    Photo: Ralph Mücke, Community
    Seebrücke Zingst
    Photo: Ralph Mücke, Community
    Written September 03, 2025
  • August 19, 2021
    Minetest_gamer
    August 19, 2021
    Insgesamt eine superschöne Strecke. Bis Bodstedt zwar viel an Landstraßen entlang, aber der Rest ist super. Weiterer kulinarischer Tipp: der Lachsdöner am Start/Zielpunkt!
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    Written August 19, 2021
  • August 17, 2021
    CAHN Reiseleitung
    August 16, 2021
    Sehr abwechslungsreiche Tour! Tolle Kombination von Schiff und Fahrrad
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    Written August 17, 2021
  • September 17, 2017
    Detlev Dechert
    August 21, 2017
    Wir haben die Tour von Zingst gemacht. Wir sind mit unseren Trackingrädern gegen den Uhrzeigersinn gefahren. Unser Tacho hat am Ende 95km angezeigt. Insgesamt hat die Tour 8 Stunden gedauert. In Born und Ribnitz haben wir jeweils 0,5 Stunden Pause gemacht. Da ich unterwegs noch einwenig Geocaching gemacht habe kommen wir auf ca. 6,5 Stunden Fahrzeit. Wir sind bis auf den Bereich um Ribnitz genau dem Track gefolgt. In Ribnitz sind wir der Fahrradbeschilderung gefolgt. So fährt man am Wasser entlang und nicht auf der Hauptstrasse durch den Ort. Danke fürs hochlanden sagt Det und Renate
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    Written September 17, 2017
  • June 26, 2017
    Beate Wieland 
    June 14, 2017
    Eine sehr schöne Tour. Wir haben sie gemacht, waren aber in Pruchten auf dem Campingplatz. Der erste Gedanke - mit dem Auto nach Born und dann auf das Schiff um am Ende wieder ds Auto zu haben. Allerdings ist die Lösung einfacher : das Schiff "Heidi" fährt um 15 Uhr von Born nach Bodstedt, um 16,50 gibt es dann noch eine weitere Verbindung. Allerdings kann sich das jährlich ändern da die Reedereien die Routen Anfang des Jahres "auslosen"
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    Fährschiff Heidi
    Photo: Beate Wieland, Community
    Schifferkirche Ahrenshoop
    Photo: Beate Wieland, Community
    on the beach near Wustrow
    Photo: Beate Wieland, Community
    Written June 26, 2017

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