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Learn moreEndless sandy beaches, impressive cliffs, and historic Hanseatic cities make cycling and boating on the Baltic Sea a particularly diverse travel experience. During the day, you explore the coast on well-maintained cycle paths while your floating hotel is already en route to the next port. In the evening, you return on board and enjoy the unique maritime atmosphere of the Baltic Sea.
The Baltic Sea offers ideal conditions for cycling and boat trips – from short island excursions to multi-day tours along the coast. Find out here which regions are particularly popular.
The route between Berlin and Stralsund It combines the vibrant atmosphere of a capital city with the expansive coastal landscape of the Baltic Sea. Along the way, idyllic river and lake scenery, small villages, and historic towns alternate before you reach the Hanseatic city. Stralsund as a gateway to the Baltic Sea. It is precisely this seamless transition from the water-rich hinterland to the Baltic coast that makes cycling and boating between Berlin and... Stralsund to an extraordinary experience.
Kilometer-long sandy beaches, the famous imperial seaside resorts of Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf and Bansin, as well as well-developed cycle paths characterize the image of the sunny island. UsedomFrom from the coast, tranquil dune landscapes, forests, and the Achterwasser lagoon invite you to enjoy relaxing stages. The combination of maritime flair, diverse landscapes, and short distances makes cycling and boating on the island particularly appealing. Usedom its special charm.
trademark of the island Rügen The famous chalk cliffs in Jasmund National Park, the expansive lagoon landscapes, and traditional seaside resorts like Binz, Sellin, and Göhren are among the highlights. Cycle paths wind through beech forests, along the steep coastline, and past small fishing villages. This diverse landscape gives cycling and boating on the region its unique character. Rügen.
A cycling and boat trip on the Baltic Sea combines active cycling tours with relaxing hours on board. You can find out more about how this travel concept works here.
No two cycling stages are alike. Sometimes the route leads directly along the water, sometimes through tranquil coastal forests or over dikes with sweeping views of the Baltic Sea. Along the way, there's plenty of time for a stroll across a pier, a coffee with a sea view, or a wander through a coastal town before you return to the ship in the afternoon.
Your ship accompanies you throughout the entire journey. This eliminates the need to change hotels and pack your suitcase daily. Instead, you enjoy the comfort of a permanent home on board and end the day with a communal dinner or relaxing on the sun deck.
For your cycling and boat trip on the Baltic Sea, you can bring your own bicycle or rent a suitable one, depending on the tour. Many tours also offer modern e-bikes, allowing you to tailor your daily stages to your personal preferences and cycling style.
Here you will find answers to frequently asked questions about cycling and boating on the Baltic Sea:
Among the most popular cycling regions on the Baltic Sea are the Baltic Sea Cycle Route and tours on Rügen and Usedom as well as the route between Berlin and StralsundThey combine picturesque coastal landscapes, historic cities and well-developed cycle paths to create a special holiday experience.
The German Baltic Sea Cycle Route runs for approximately 1.100 kilometers from Flensburg to... UsedomIt runs along the Baltic coast and connects beaches, Hanseatic cities, cliffs and well-known Baltic seaside resorts.
Some of the most beautiful sections of the Baltic Sea Cycle Route include Rügen, Usedom and the region around StralsundChalk cliffs, long sandy beaches, historic seaside resorts and varied coastal paths make these stages highlights of the Baltic Sea Cycle Route.
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