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Timmendorf-Strand is the most popular seaside resort on the island of Poel and lies on the island's west coast, about 15 kilometers northwest of Wismar. The town is characterized by its long, fine sandy beach, its small harbor, and the distinctive Timmendorf lighthouse, which has served as a navigational aid since 1871 and is one of the island's landmarks. The beach has a gentle slope, making it particularly family-friendly. In the summer months, it invites visitors to swim, sunbathe, and play, while the harbor is the starting point for sailing and boat trips. Along the promenade, you'll find small cafes, vacation apartments, and restaurants offering typical North German cuisine and fresh fish. Besides relaxation, Timmendorf-Strand also offers opportunities to experience nature: walks along the coast lead to the nearby cliffs or across dikes and meadows where many seabirds can be observed. With its mix of maritime flair, nature and bathing fun, Timmendorf-Strand is a popular destination for holidaymakers seeking the quiet and original side of the Baltic Sea.

The port of Timmendorf is located on the west coast of the island of Poel and belongs to the municipality of Ostseebad Insel Poel. Situated directly on Wismar Bay, it serves fishing, water sports, and tourism. The port consists of several jetties for recreational and fishing boats. Besides local fishermen who land their catch here, the port is primarily used by sailboats and motorboats during the summer months. Berths with electricity and water hookups, as well as sanitary facilities, are available for visitors. Immediately adjacent to the port are restaurants offering fish dishes and regional cuisine. Parking is also available, along with a small beach area that is particularly popular with swimmers.

This pristine, untouched nature. Where else can you find something like this? It's simply beautiful here.

On the island of Poel, there are still several thatched houses that characterize the landscape. These traditional houses with their thatched roofs are a characteristic feature of the island and are often restored and preserved.

The ship Cap Arcona was named after Cape Arkona on the island of Rügen. The memorial commemorates one of the greatest maritime tragedies of modern times.

Most thatched houses are holiday homes. They always look romantic.

... Thatched roofs look great, but ☝🏻, more at Wikipedia 😇

As sad as the occasion is, the memorial is equally beautiful. The old oak trees in the adjacent park are also impressive and beautiful to behold. A lovely shady spot, in any case.