From the promenade in Stralsund you can see the island of Rugia on the other side of the Stralsund.

In the morning the ferry takes you over to Hiddensee Island. On foot you explore this little car-free island. The route leads across heath area from Neuendorf via Vitte to Kloster. In the afternoon you continue by boat along a placid route to Wittow peninsula.

You walk along the cliff coast to the northern cape of the island. Parts of the route lead you charmingly along the beach or the tread. From the ‚Jaromarsburg’, a preserved earth rampart, you get a view far across the Baltic Sea.

In the morning you can either walk along the Bodden or along the Schaabe-beach to Glowe. Cafés and restaurants invite you to a break. Short transfer from Glowe to Königstuhls. From there the route continues via the charming cretaceous coast through Jasmund national park to Sassnitz.

After breakfast a Bäder-boat takes you to Binz. In Binz a busy promenade invites for a stroll. From the tower of the hunting château Granitz you are rewarded with a breathtaking panoramic view onto the coast and the sea.

You walk along the tread all the way to the beach in Baabe and through the Baabe-heath to Göhren. The route into the South of Mönchsgut peninsula can lead as far as your feet can carry you. Return journey by the ‚Rasende Roland’-train from Göhren to Binz or Sellin.

One more time across the ‚Granitz’, then you continue along the Greifswald Bodden to Putbus. This route can be cut short by taking the so-called train ‚Rasender Roland’. Charming walking paths lead you in large parts directly along the Bodden-shores. You take the train from Putbus back to Stralsund.

From the Stralsund waterfront promenade, you can look across the Strelasund to the island of Rugia.

In the morning, the ferry will take you to the island of Hiddensee. You’ll explore this small, car-free island on foot. Your route takes you through heathland from Neuendorf via Vitte to Kloster. In the afternoon, you’ll take a leisurely boat ride to the Wittow Peninsula, enjoying beautiful views along the way.

You’ll hike along the steep coastline to the island’s northern tip. Parts of the route offer scenic views as you walk along the beach or the high cliffs. From the Jaromarsburg, a well-preserved earthwork, you can see far out over the Baltic Sea.

Today, the route takes you either along the ‘Bodden’ (lagoon) or along the ‘Schaabe’ beach to Glowe. Charming cafés and restaurants here invite you to stop for a break. From Glowe, you can shorten the stage with a bus ride to a spot not far from the Königsstuhl. From there, the walk continues along the picturesque chalk coast through Jasmund National Park to Sassnitz.

After breakfast, a ferry will take you to Binz. There, the bustling waterfront promenade is the perfect place for a leisurely stroll. From the tower of the Granitz Hunting Lodge, you’ll be rewarded with a breathtaking panoramic view of the coast and the sea.

You’ll start by walking across the Granitz to Sellin. Your route takes you along the high cliffs to the beach at Baabe and through the Baabe Heath to Göhren. If your legs are up to it, the walk can take you as far as the southern tip of the Mönchgut Peninsula. The narrow-gauge railway ‘Raging Roland’ will take you back from Göhren to Sellin or Binz.

Once again, you’ll cross the Granitz and follow the Greifswald Bodden to Putbus. On this stretch, you can optionally shorten the route by taking the ‘Raging Roland’ again. Charming footpaths run directly along the shore of the Bodden for much of the way. At the end of your walk, you’ll take the train from Putbus back to Stralsund, where you can comfortably wrap up your eventful week of hiking in comfort.