skandinavisches Ferienhaus in Rechlin

Rechlin, Germany

6 guests2 bedrooms1 bath

Amenities

Parking

Patio/Balcony

Sauna

A/C

Pets Allowed

Washer/Dryer

Home details

0 guest0 bedroom0 bath

Holiday park with its own beach directly on the waterfront at Müritz, Germany’s Little Sea. It forms a single entity with the protected Marina Müritz in the harbour village of Müritz. Located in the municipality of Rechlin, the area is close to the Müritz National Park, which you can explore on foot, by bike or by carriage. Flat, sandy beaches, many small lakes with crystal-clear water and a species-rich, natural flora and fauna characterise the landscape. A swimming pool and sauna can be found at the Mirow holiday park in Granzow, 12 km away. Taster courses for surfing and sailing are offered approx. 5 km away. Attractions include the castle island in Mirow, the castle in Wesenberg, the royal seat of Neustrelitz, Burg-Stargard (highlight for children: the summer toboggan run), the Rococo castle in Rheinsberg, the old town and city harbour of Waren, and the four-gate city of Neubrandenburg. Even Berlin, Potsdam and Rostock are not too far away for a day trip. The harbour village of Müritz offers a wide range of maritime activities for boat owners and guests who wish to charter a boat. From Marina Müritz, there is lock- and bridge-free access to Lake Müritz. You can hire open sports boats that do not require a licence or rent larger houseboats. It is also possible to obtain a boat licence. You can also moor your own boat; there is a 90-tonne crane, a 3.2-tonne column-type slewing crane, a trailer parking area, a marina shop and, of course, a shipyard service. All in all: an El Dorado for water sports enthusiasts. Anglers will also find a true paradise here, as the Müritz has an extremely rich fish population. Various species such as bream, eel, perch, zander and pike can be hooked and caught here. Additional Elektriciteit fee €0.49 () must be paid at location.

All stays include

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24/7 support

Kitchen essentials

Starter kit of bathroom amenities

High-speed wifi

Professional cleaning

Premium linens and towels

Television

Digital free stays

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About the area

Berlin, the capital of Germany, is a captivating city that harmoniously blends history, culture, and modernity. It's a place where the echoes of the past coexist with the vibrancy of the present, making it an enticing destination for travelers. Those with a passion for history will find Berlin to be a treasure trove. The city is dotted with significant historical landmarks such as the renowned Brandenburg Gate, the poignant Berlin Wall Memorial, and Checkpoint Charlie. Each site offers a window into Berlin's tumultuous past and its inspiring journey towards reunification. Art and culture enthusiasts will find themselves spoilt for choice in Berlin. The city is home to an impressive collection of museums and galleries. Museum Island, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, hosts five globally acclaimed museums including the Pergamon Museum and Altes Museum. The East Side Gallery – an open-air gallery on a remaining section of the Berlin Wall – displays over 100 murals by international artists. The city's dynamic arts scene doesn't stop at its museums. Known for its street art, music scene, and numerous festivals throughout the year, Berlin offers endless cultural experiences. Its nightlife is legendary with an array of bars, clubs and music venues catering to all preferences. For those who appreciate nature's beauty within urban spaces, Berlin offers green retreats like Tiergarten Park - perfect for leisurely walks or picnics - or Tempelhofer Feld - a former airport now serving as public park where biking or kite-surfing on old runways is possible. Culinary enthusiasts will relish in Berlin's diverse food scene which includes traditional German dishes like currywurst as well as international cuisine from around the world due to its multicultural population. Weekly farmers markets are worth visiting along with local craft beer tasting opportunities. Shopping aficionados have plenty to choose from luxury boutiques at Kurfürstendamm to unique independent shops in districts like Kreuzberg or Prenzlauer Berg. In summary, Berlin caters to all tastes with its fusion of history, culture, arts, nature and gastronomy. Its unique juxtaposition of the old and the new makes it a compelling city that deserves to be explored.