Ostsee-Strandhopping Fehmarn, Warnemünde & Rügen

About the destination: Fehmarn is ideal for tourists looking for rest. These lands, about 185 km², located in the Baltic Sea surprise visitors with an invigorating climate and are among the regions of Germany that enjoy more hours of sun. Wellness and pure relaxation is what is discovered directly on the seafront of the aquatic ressort FehMare, which is a popular meeting point on the southern beach: seawater, relaxation pools and various saunas invite you to rest. But in Fehmarn there is also space for fun and sports activity when planning the day. In the KiteSurf-Trophy Cup, this fashion sport is celebrated annually. Thanks to the perfect conditions for surfing, Fehmarn has managed to enjoy renown in the international scene. There is also a varied offer for sports fans: surely the practice of horse riding, golf, sailing, scuba diving or angling will turn your vacation into an unforgettable experience. The interior attracts by its fields and meadows that can be crossed walking during whole days. With the start of each summer, the rapeseed fields transform the island into a bright yellow sea. Especially interesting is the island for ornithological lovers: there are more than 200 different species to admire in the natural reserve of Wallnau on the western coast of the island. The enclosure that almost covers 300 hectares is among the most valuable ecological regions of northern Germany. Banks that penetrate gently into the sea and wide sandy beaches allow children to enjoy a large space and make Fehmarn one of the most popular destinations for families: there are innumerable accommodations to enjoy the stay, from rural to elegant establishments Hotels.

About the destination: Rostock is the largest city in the German state of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, and on the Warnow River. It is the major port complex in the Baltic Sea. Rostock is the only member of the Historic Highlights of Germany that is situated on the coast. The gabled houses dominating the skyline attest to this, as well as the imposing brick warehouses, massive gates and fortifications, and awe-inspiring churches. St Mary's Church is an imposing Basilica in the shape of a cross, is the result of the transformation in the 15C of a church dating back to the previous century. The massive tower was only completed in the late 18C and gives you a panoramic view over the city. You have also to visit the Kröpeliner Straße. This pedestrian street, which crosses the city centre from Kröpelin Gate to the town hall, is the main shopping drag. It is lined by numerous gabled houses, mostly Gothic, with Renaissance and Baroque façades.

About the destination: Rügen is the longest island in Germany, with an extension of approximately 40 kilometers wide by 50 kilometers long, and a total area of ​​926 square kilometers, with 73,000 inhabitants. The district of Rügen belongs to the province of Mecklenburg Western Pomerania, and its administrative head is Bergen auf Rügen.