I thought the fields are way bigger than they really are. If you are interested it's good to…read moreactively search for stones. As a tip, please search up how to use them before going to the fields. Furthermore, I would take some stones with me because they sell a lot of them for a high price in the cities.

Geologically interested folks should not miss this unique formation of flintstones. They were…read morecarried here some 3000 years ago from the Jasmund peninsula. Great for a half day hike. Bring your camera for spectacular views and proper shoes, i.e. boots. Can't do any barefoot walking barefoot here.

Fantastischer Strand mit der wunderschönen Seebrücke. Sellin hat viel zu bieten. Übernachten würde…read moreich bei Ines und Michael Offermann in den wunderbaren Ferienwohnungen, einfach traumhaft.

Rügen is a lovely "little" island in northern Germany with a population of 60.000 and roughly…read more2.500.000 tourists coming over every year. Located in the North-Eastern corner of the country, the easiest way across is by using the bridge in Stralsund, but you could also reach it per ferry. People love this island, so obviously I was expecting quite a shockingly amazing experience when I came here (even though we went during the offseason). But to be honest, while the beaches are lovely and the countryside is vast and empty, the lack of any interesting restaurant or café really put me off. A lovely promenade sure is nice, but don't you want to sit in a great little café afterwards? I sure do. I really thought about removing another star for the fact that it's laughably expensive, but we're talking about a tourist hotspot, so i'll let it slide. If I do come again, i'll combine it with a short-trip (per ferry) to denmark & sweden and get my coffee there.

Quite possibly the best beach on Rügen island.read more