Baltic Coast

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Description

The endless horizon, dynamic cloud games, wide landscapes, dream beaches and the sound of the sea await you on Germany’s coast! With nearly 1200 km long Germany’s coast is full of natural spectacles from glowing seas in Sylt to beautiful beaches on the island Rügen.

Germany’s coast is divided into the Baltic Sea and the North Sea.

The Baltic Sea is one of the most popular destinations in Germany, guaranteeing great freedom and relaxation for body, mind and soul. 6 islands, long sandy beaches, impressive lighthouses and all kinds of activities are waiting to be discovered by you!

For unique experiences at the Baltic Sea we have listed our best tours for you!

On our tour Lübeck & Travemünde you will visit the historic hanseatic city of Lübeck, whose old town district is unesco world cultural heritage. Afterwards you will drive to the village of Travemünde, which is famous for its sandy beach.

Rostock & Schwerin will inspire you with their maritime flair & charm! You will visit the impressive Schwerin Castle and afterwards visit the colourful old town of Rostock.

Are you ready for some island-fun at the Baltic Sea? Then off you go to Rügen & Stralsund! Stralsund is a pretty city with a manageable, pretty old town where you can learn a lot about history. From there you can cross the Rügenbrücke Bridge to the island of Rügen, a popular holiday destination with long sandy beaches. Perfect for some relaxation!

The North Sea is one of the most interesting areas in Germany with the Unesco World Cultural Heritage Wadden Sea and the tidal change. 14 islands, small harbour towns and attractive seaside resorts along the German North Sea coast offer the ideal change between a relaxed beach experience, maritime events, cultural programme and shopping. The stimulating climate is invigorating, stimulating and healthy! Enjoy culinary highlights, whether in a high-class or traditional restaurant, in a beach bar or at one of the many small fish stalls. Here it is shown in a tasty way that North Sea love goes through the stomach.