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Wonderful Walks Rugia

Island hopping in northeastern Germany

8 Days / 7 Nights
Walking
Poppy field with view of the lighthouse

Modern Hanseatic cities on the mainland and the idyllic Baltic Sea beaches, thatched houses, pier, lighthouses and promenades on the islands. The Baltic Sea, also known as the Pearl of the North, is truly a dream. Dunes, sandbars, beach chairs – and not a soul for miles to see. Switch off, forget about everyday worries and hike around Rügen, that’s the plan.

Every path and every corner will surprise you anew and convince you of the charm of the north. Rügen is a true paradise for hikers and those who want to become one. More details about hiking in Northern Europe.

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They are not talkative, the Northern Lights – at least that is the widespread belief about the people on the North and Baltic Seas. In the ‘cool north’, nature and the sea speak for themselves. Idyllic panoramas and sweeping views dominate the landscape here. From Stralsund you go first to Hiddensee and from here on to the Wittow peninsula, the northernmost part of Rügen. Other stops on your route are Cape Arkona, Sassnitz, Binz and Göhren.

  • Jasmund National Park: Unforgettable, spectacular and definitely worth a stopover. Here are the so-called chalk cliffs. Bordered by beech forests and surrounded by sparse bogs and springs, the coast is a real feast for the eyes. There’s a reason why UNESCO made the old beech forest, including the chalk cliffs a World Heritage Site.
  • The steam train ‘Rasender Roland’: A steam locomotive-operated experience of driving through the landscape on rattling rails should not be missed.

Island hopping on Rugia. The constant companion of this tour is the Baltic Sea, with its sandbars and unique picturesque beauty. For eight days you hike on mostly flat to slightly hilly terrain and can discover the north-east of Germany on small side streets and sanded forest paths. On average, you are on your feed give hours a day, always accompanied by a refreshing breeze.

Book a hiking holiday to the pearl of the Baltic Sea now and take a hike on Rügen!

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Poppy field with view of the lighthouse

Wonderful Walks Rugia

The versatile pearl of the Baltic Sea

8 Days / 7 Nights
Walking
Poppy field with view of the lighthouse

During your week of walking discover the island of Hiddensee and walk via the cliff coast to Cape Arkona. Especially idyllic is the route through the ‚Dünenwald’ of the ‚Schaabe’. The walking tour through Jasmund national park via the cretaceous cliff coast is unforgettable. You will also be delighted again and again by Binz, the Granitz and the South around Putbus with its magical corners and paths. Rugia is a true insiders’ tip for walking enthusiasts!

Every path and every corner will surprise you anew and convince you of the charm of the north. Rügen is a true paradise for hikers and those who want to become one. More details about hiking in Northern Europe.

Stephanie Erbschwendtner
Stephanie Erbschwendtner
Get in touch

They are not talkative, the Northern Lights – at least that is the widespread belief about the people on the North and Baltic Seas. In the ‘cool north’, nature and the sea speak for themselves. Idyllic panoramas and sweeping views dominate the landscape here. From Stralsund you go first to Hiddensee and from here on to the Wittow peninsula, the northernmost part of Rügen. Other stops on your route are Cape Arkona, Sassnitz, Binz and Göhren.

  • Jasmund National Park: Unforgettable, spectacular and definitely worth a stopover. Here are the so-called chalk cliffs. Bordered by beech forests and surrounded by sparse bogs and springs, the coast is a real feast for the eyes. There’s a reason why UNESCO made the old beech forest, including the chalk cliffs a World Heritage Site.
  • The steam train ‘Rasender Roland’: A steam locomotive-operated experience of driving through the landscape on rattling rails should not be missed.

Island hopping on Rugia. The constant companion of this tour is the Baltic Sea, with its sandbars and unique picturesque beauty. For eight days you hike on mostly flat to slightly hilly terrain and can discover the north-east of Germany on small side streets and sanded forest paths. On average, you are on your feed give hours a day, always accompanied by a refreshing breeze.

Book a hiking holiday to the pearl of the Baltic Sea now and take a hike on Rügen!

Itinerary at a glance

Rügen is truly a dream destination! The chalk cliffs in Jasmund National Park are enchanting, as is Cape Arkona. Take a leisurely stroll through Stralsund and Binz, and be sure not to miss a ride on the "Rasender Roland" steam train on the Rügen narrow-gauge railway!

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.

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Difficulty level

Walking

The route is varied and leads you either on little side roads, asphalted or sanded forest or dirt paths. The terrain of the island of Rugia is mainly flat to slightly hilly. A basic fitness level is required for daily tours of up to 6 hours walking time.

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Included

  • Accommodation in category A in very nice 3***- and 4****-comfort hotels and in category B in beautiful 2**- and 3***-middle class hotels, as well as guesthouses and pensions
  • Breakfast
  • Luggage transfer (max. 15 kg per luggage)
  • 1 Ferry crossings Stralsund – Hiddensee
  • 1 Ferry crossing Glowe – Rugia
  • 1 Transfer Glowe – Hagen

  • 1 Train journey Putbus - Stralsund
  • Carefully elaborated route description
  • Detailed travel and tour documents 1x per room (German)
  • GPS data available
  • Service-Hotline

Arrival / Parking / Departure

  • Arrival by train at Stralsund, from Berlin or Hamburg in approx. 3 hours.
  • Rostock Airport and in approx. 3 hours by train to Stralsund.
  • Parking: Hotel parking spaces cost approx. EUR 6 to EUR 20 per day, limited number, no reservation possible. Unguarded car park near hotel, cost approx. EUR 5 per day, no reservation.

Things to note

  • Tourist tax, if due, is not included in the price
  • Boat trip Sassnitz – Binz/Sellin, approx. EUR 9 per person
  • Train journey Göhren – Binz/Sellin, approx. EUR 7 per person
  • Further important information according to the package travel law can be found here!
  • This tour is a partner tour.

Services & Information

Further details about this tour

Included

  • Accommodation in category A in very nice 3***- and 4****-comfort hotels and in category B in beautiful 2**- and 3***-middle class hotels, as well as guesthouses and pensions
  • Breakfast
  • Luggage transfer (max. 15 kg per luggage)
  • 1 Ferry crossings Stralsund – Hiddensee
  • 1 Ferry crossing Glowe – Rugia

  • 1 Train journey Putbus - Stralsund
  • Carefully elaborated route description
  • Detailed travel and tour documents 1x per room (German, English)
  • GPS data 
  • Service hotline

Arrival / Parking / Departure

  • Train journey to Stralsund.
  • Rostock Airport and in approx. 3 hours by train to Stralsund.
  • Parking: parking spaces at the hotel InterCity approx. EUR 40 per week. Hotel parking spaces approx. EUR 6 to EUR 20 per day. Parking spaces near hotel, approx. EUR 5 per day.

Things to note

  • Tourist tax, if due, is not included in the price
  • Bus ride Glowe – Hagen, approx. EUR 6 per person
  • Boat trip Sassnitz – Binz/Sellin, approx. EUR 23 per person
  • Train journey Göhren – Binz/Sellin, approx. EUR 9 per person
  • Further important information according to the package travel law can be found here!
  • This tour is a partner tour.
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