Baltic Sea, Schleswig-Holstein

 

Welcome to the Baltic Sea - it is the calmer brother of the North Sea, without being any less enjoyable. There is plenty to see and do here - the old cities of Lübeck and Stralsund are UNESCO World Heritage sites, the largest conventional submarine of the world serves as a museum in the Peenemünde harbor, and Heiligendamm is the oldest seaside resort in Germany.

You will discover what a "Hühnergott" is, can tour Germany´s oldest lighthouse in Travemünde, or ride on a historic narrow-gauge railway from Putbus to Binz-Ost. You actually came to the Baltic more for the sea?

 

Hotels on the Baltic Sea

Then choose a hotel, guesthouse, or holiday home right on the seaside and take advantage of the many possibilities for wind-surfing, diving, and learning to dive, for sailing, and of course for swimming - the German Baltic coast is over 350 kilometers long and has unusually beautiful sandy beaches.

Accommodations
Fans of traditional architecture might choose a thatched-roof holiday home here at the Baltic Sea. There are many thatched-roof homes in Kampen on Sylt. And log cabins await guests at the Baltic Sea.

Depending on which holiday home you choose, you can enjoy the view of the sea from your house or relax in your own sauna. Perhaps you will choose a wellness house that has a hot tub in addition to a sauna.

Even simple holiday homes at the Baltic Sea guarantee you a relaxing experience. And that´s one reason that a house here - no matter what your budget - is a good choice.

 

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