クラウスドルフの天然記念物・トップ15

There's a combined ticket for adults for €8 for Crane Worlds and the Kranorama. The Kranorama is no longer free to visit...

In spring and fall, a visit to the Kranorama is definitely worthwhile. Visitors can expect a magnificent spectacle. Hundreds to thousands of cranes and geese gather in the meadows, calling, hooting, honking, and fluttering around, flying away and returning. There's also great information on the information boards and from the friendly rangers on hand.

The Hohe Düne is the highest white dune massif on the German Baltic coast. It is located on the eastern tip of the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula and is a popular destination for hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers. The Hohe Düne is considered the largest unforested dune field on the German Baltic coast. From here, you can enjoy magnificent views of the Baltic Sea and its dune landscape. On clear days, the island of Hiddensee can be seen on the horizon. Seabirds and wading birds breed on the pristine beach and dune landscapes. With a spotting scope or binoculars, you can observe natural spectacles in harmony with nature. Source: https://www.zingst.de/aussichtsplattform-hohe-duene

the Kranorama is now closed in June

The bikes have to stay parked, but you are rewarded with a beautiful view.

They breed right here at the lookout point and nesting aids have also been installed.

You will be rewarded with a beautiful view, in addition to the beautiful landscape, the impressive dunes, and you can see the island of Hiddensee in the distance.

This is the pinnacle of the nature experience on Zingst. Anyone who stands on the high dune and gazes out at the landscape can see how nature manages everything – without any human intervention.