Apartments & holiday homes for vacation in Greifswalder Bodden

The Greifswald Bodden ...
is a southern edge of the Baltic Sea with an area of ​​514 km². It is limited in the southwest by the Mecklenburg mainland, in the north through the island of Rügen and in the east through the island of Usedom. In the northeast, a shallow ensures limited salt water from the open Baltic Sea, which is usually the case with a higher water level. Another access is the strelasund that separates the island of Rügen from the mainland. At Greifswald Bodden there are many ways to enjoy a relaxing, quiet or active vacation. The fantastic flora and fauna reveals nature lovers wonderful regions for hikes on foot or by bike and the bodden with its many ports is a paradise for water sports enthusiasts and bathers.

At the Gristower Wiek, ...
A bay of the Greifswald Bodden is the nature reserve ""Peninsula Fahrenbrink"" between Riemser town and Gristow. The area is an important resting place for many birds and a wintering place for water bird species from Northern Europe. Since entering is prohibited, you can enjoy the view of the peninsula from the place of Riems. In Gristow, the Gothic village church from the 14th century is worth seeing and in addition to some thatched houses, a small bodden port belongs to the place that can be used as a hiking rest area and offers overnight and meals. You can enjoy a special stay in the ""Nature adventure park Gristow"". Overnight stays are possible in the hostel building of the youth camp or in your own tent. On the site you can hike through various biotopes, such as bogs and forests. Around 350 animals, some of which are threatened with extinction, live in the ""Gristow nature adventure park"".