Bicycle touring on the Baltic Sea Cycle Path

The drive from Flensburg becomes one of the steepest of the otherwise quite flat and easy cycle route along the Baltic coast. Flensburg and its historic harbor provide an authentic atmosphere in the "feeling" of the Baltic Sea and the stages along the Baltic Sea Cycle Route.



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Between the seaside resorts and recreation destinations Kappeln, Damp and Eckernförde there is plenty of nature to find. For example, you will pass several lakes and the nature reserve Schwansener See.



On the way to Schilksee there are plenty of sandy beaches as well as a special delicacy for animal lovers… read more

The tour goes completely around the Kiel Fjord. It makes sense to stroll in Kiel or eat out. The tour is characterized by the Kiel cityscape and the U-Boat Museum in Laboe rather by the history and culture of human machinations.



Continue along great sandy beaches through places like California and Brazil… read more

The first lighthouse along the Baltic Sea Cycle Route from Flensburg is always worth a visit and a photo.

Fehmarn is the first island on the tour along the Baltic Sea Cycle Route. You reach the sun island over an impressive, nearly one kilometer long bridge.



Discover two very different stories: The Tomb of Jimi Hendrix, near the site of his last festival appearance, and the Mill Museum, which explains the… read more

At this stage you will cycle the second half of the sunny island of Fehmarn along the Baltic Sea Cycle Route.



Especially here, the Baltic Sea Cycle Route on this stage of his family friendliness. An easily manageable and flat stage, at the end of which the children's harbor in Dahme awaits little adventurers… read more

A charming stage with two places, which are particularly worthwhile for active and athletes: The numerous sports and water sports in Neustadt and Kellenhusen invite you to a stay of several days.



Children, young adults and beach lovers will enjoy the second half of the stage. The Hansa Park, an adventure… read more

The first half of the stage is almost exclusively along beautiful natural beaches.



If you want to make a detour to the interior on the way, you will find about halfway between Lübeck and the Baltic Sea Boltenhagen a bed + bike accommodation in Hohen Schönberg, the Baltic Hotel Klützer angle.



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Poel, the second large island along the Baltic Sea Cycle Route, attracts with one of the oldest lighthouses still in operation in the Baltic Sea and beautiful sunsets on the northwest coast of the island.



If the stage is too long for you, you can just share it and, for example, stay overnight in the bed… read more

With the ghost forest on this stage an absolute nature experience waits. In addition, there is another educational monument for those interested in insight into German history. The border tower Kühlungsborn of the GDR tells the story of the often inhuman border surveillance in the GDR.



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Passing Rostock, we are heading towards the Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft National Park. This stage takes you along various moorland landscapes.



Beautiful bed + bike accommodations near the finish are the Ostseehotel Dierhagen, the OstseeCamp Dierhagen or the KULTurscheune Dändorf. Away from the Baltic… read more

The peculiarity of the Bodden landscape is also a primeval forest on this stage. The insight into the Darßer jungle is an insight into the past of nature, as forests thrived without human influence. These days rarely seen and therefore a worthwhile destination.



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Along several bays and the archipelago of the Boddenlandschaft it goes steadily along calm waters.



In the stage destination Stralsund you can visit The OZEANEUM. It brings its visitors closer to the world of the oceans in thematically subdivided areas, while the historic harbor in Stralsund tells of German… read more

The stage begins with the drive to one of the most popular and beautiful islands in Germany: Rügen.

At one of the northernmost points of Mecklenburg Western Pomerania, Cape Arkona tells the story of the Slavic indigenous people, the entry of Christianity into the German North, military, seafaring, fishing and much more.



If you want to make a detour to the Great Jasmund Bodden on the way, you will find… read more

The Jasmund National Park along this stage is one of the special natural treasures of Rügen. It houses the iconic and most famous of the Rügen chalk cliffs; the king's chair. In addition, parts of the beech forest are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. An interesting stage for nature lovers.



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The resort architecture on this stage is hard to miss. A sumptuous style inspired by different epochs of architectural history, yet unique.



Possible Bett + Bike accommodations, where you can stay overnight on this stage, are the Strandhotel Baabe shortly before the final destination or the Hotel Hanseatic… read more

This stage in the south of Rügen offers another delicacy for nature lovers: The nature reserve Mönchgut could preserve its original nature and thus provides an insight into untouched nature.

While the previous stages of the island Rügen led along the coast and through nature reserves, this stage will bring you closer to the land and people of the island of Rügen. The residential city of Putbus and the interior of the island of Rügen are no less attractive than the coastal region.

Down from the island of Rügen, it's back to the mainland in the direction of Greifswald, another Hanseatic city. From here you cycle along typical, beautiful Bodden landscapes, coasts and bays.



If you want to halve the stage, you can stay overnight, for example, in the Greifswald Youth Hostel, which is… read more