Rügen

Welcome to Stralsund! Drop off your bags at your accommodation and take a stroll through this charming little town. End the evening with a delicious meal at one of the city’s great restaurants. Tomorrow, the journey really begins!

Today, you’ll start by cycling across the bridge back to the island of Rügen and the town of Altefähr. The route then continues along the Kubitzer Bodden, through the island’s southwestern region, and past the Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft National Park — a true paradise for bird lovers. Overnight stay in Bergen or the surrounding area.

A tour of Bergen can be a great way to start the day if you didn’t have the chance yesterday. This is the largest town on the island of Rügen and well worth exploring. When you’re ready, hop back on your bike and ride along tree-lined roads and through forests until you reach Putbus – a beautiful resort town that’s perfect for a lunch stop. Today’s destination is the seaside resorts, with overnight accommodation in Binz, Sellin, Baabe, or Göhren.

Today, you’ll explore the Mönchsgut peninsula, cycling along beautiful sandy beaches, cliffs, and charming fishing villages. For fishermen and farmers, this area has been an important place throughout the years. You’ll cycle back and spend another night at the same hotel. It’s also possible to shorten the return route by taking the train (not included in the tour).

You’ll begin by cycling through the forest area of Granitz, then continue along the long eastern bay to Prora, home to the world’s longest building complex, constructed between 1936 and 1939. From there, the route takes you past the Mukran ferry terminal and on to today’s final destination, Sassnitz. Overnight stay in Sassnitz or the surrounding area.

Today’s cycling offers breathtaking views of both sea and land as you reach Königsstuhl National Park. Here, you can visit the impressive chalk cliffs — towering over 100 meters high — and take a walk through the magnificent beech forest before continuing your ride. A bit further along, the landscape opens up with views toward Cape Arkona.
Overnight stay in Trent, Bohlendorf, Wiek, Breege, Juliusruh, or the surrounding area.

Today, you’ll cycle along the Wittow peninsula, located in the northern part of Rügen. From Breege, you’ll take the ferry to Hiddensee — Rügen’s charming little sister island. As a cyclist, you’ll especially enjoy the fact that the island is completely car-free. The viewpoint Dornbusch rises 60 meters above the island, offering stunning views. Hiddensee features a unique heath landscape, and the fishing villages of Kloster and Vitte invite you to take a leisurely stroll. In the afternoon, you’ll leave the island and take the ferry back to Stralsund.

We on Evertrek hope you have had a great trip!

We hope to see you again.

Welcome to Stralsund! Leave your bags at the accommodation and take a walk in the cosy little city. Finish the evening with a nice meal at one of the city’s best restaurants. Tomorrow the journey really begins!

You’ll start by cycling through southern Rügen to Putbus, a small town known for its neoclassical architecture. Be sure to visit the lively harbor in Lauterbach as well. From Putbus, you have the option to take the train and shorten your cycling stage (costs approx. 7 euros). The Rasender Roland is a historic narrow-gauge steam train — a charming way to experience the island.
Overnight stay in one of the seaside resorts: Binz, Sellin, Baabe, or Göhren.

You’ll begin the day cycling through the wooded area of Granitz, then continue along the long eastern bay until you reach Prora – home to the world’s longest building complex, constructed between 1936 and 1939. From here, the route takes you past the Mukran ferry terminal before reaching today’s destination, Sassnitz.
Overnight stay in Sassnitz or the surrounding area.

The first day of cycling offers breathtaking views of both sea and land as you reach the Königstuhl National Park. Here, you can visit the impressive chalk cliffs, rising over 100 meters high, and enjoy a walk through the magnificent beech forest before continuing your ride. Further along, the landscape opens up toward Cape Arkona.
Overnight stay in Trent, Bohlendorf, Wiek, Breege, Juliusruh, or the surrounding area.

Today, you’ll start by cycling along the Wittow Peninsula, located in the northern part of Rügen. From Breege, take the ferry to Hiddensee, Rügen’s little sister island. As a cyclist, you’ll particularly enjoy this part of the trip since the island is completely car-free. The viewpoint “Dornbusch,” rising 60 meters above the island, offers a beautiful panoramic view. Hiddensee is home to a unique heath landscape, and the fishing villages of Kloster and Vitte invite you to take a leisurely stroll. In the afternoon, you’ll leave the island and take the ferry back to Stralsund.

We on Evertrek hope you have had a great trip!

We hope to see you again.