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TMV, SüßCycling on the Baltic Sea Cycle Path From Lübeck via Rostock to Rügen -
Tourismusverband Mecklenburg-VorpommernAmidst the dunes, the sea and the Bodden Explore the Baltic Sea Cycle Route the active way
Cycling holidays by the Baltic sea
A cycling holiday amongst Hanseatic cities, seaside resorts and the Baltic Sea coast
- Coastal towns, beaches and historic Hanseatic cities
- tailor-made cycling tours at your own pace
- Varied routes along the Baltic Sea coast
- Luggage transfer from hotel to hotel
The Baltic Sea Cycle Route runs along the German Baltic Sea coast through Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Between Lübeck, Rostock, Stralsund and the island of Rügen, you’ll discover fine sandy beaches, traditional seaside resorts, cliffs and maritime port towns.
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An overview of your cycle tour along the Baltic Sea Cycle Path
The Baltic Sea Coast Cycle Path links varied coastal landscapes with the Hanseatic cities of northern Germany. Depending on the route you choose, you’ll cycle through Schleswig-Holstein, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania or as far as the island of Rügen.
- Lübeck & Lübeck Bay: Lübeck’s UNESCO-listed old town, Travemünde and popular seaside resorts such as Timmendorfer Strand make for a charming start to a cycling holiday on the Baltic Sea coast.
- Wismar, Kühlungsborn & Rostock: Brick Gothic architecture, long beaches and elegant seaside resorts characterise Mecklenburg’s Baltic Sea coast. The Hanseatic cities of Wismar and Rostock offer a wealth of cultural variety.
- Fischland-Darß-Zingst: Between the Baltic Sea and the Bodden, you’ll cycle through dune landscapes, coastal woodlands and small fishing villages. This chain of peninsulas is one of the scenic highlights of the Baltic Sea Cycle Route.
- Stralsund & the island of Rügen: Stralsund’s UNESCO-listed old town and Germany’s largest island delight visitors with chalk cliffs, seaside resorts and the Jasmund National Park.
Stages & Difficulty Level
The cycle tours along the Baltic Sea Cycle Route are moderate and varied:
- predominantly well-maintained cycle paths and quiet side roads
- flat to gently undulating routes
- a few sections along forest, field or coastal paths
- Daily stages usually between 35 and 70 km, depending on the tour
- well suited to leisure cyclists and e-bike riders
Short climbs along cliffs and headwinds can make some stages more challenging. A reasonable level of fitness is recommended.
Best time of year to cycle the Baltic Sea Cycle Path
The season for a cycling holiday on the Baltic Sea generally runs from April to October:
- April–May: quiet coastal towns and crisp spring air
- June–August: long days, breaks on the beach and lovely weather for swimming
- September–October: a mild coastal climate and a relaxed late season
June and September are particularly popular. During the summer months, it is advisable to book well in advance due to high demand.
Hotels & Luggage Transport
You’ll be staying in selected hotels and guesthouses along the German Baltic Sea coast. The organised luggage transfer from one accommodation to the next ensures relaxed days of cycling: you’ll only be carrying a light day pack, whilst your suitcases are already on their way to the next hotel.
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Frequently asked questions about cycling holidays on the Baltic Sea Cycle Path
The Baltic Sea Cycle Route is mostly easy to moderate. Many sections are flat, whilst there are occasional short climbs and hilly coastal stretches. Headwinds can make the daily stages more challenging. An e-bike provides extra comfort.
The German Baltic Sea Cycle Route runs along the coasts of Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Depending on the route you choose, you’ll discover places such as Lübeck, Wismar, Rostock and Stralsund, as well as the islands of Rügen and Usedom.
Our cycling tours along the Baltic Sea Cycle Route are self-guided. You set your own pace and decide when to take breaks. Detailed travel documents, maps and digital navigation will help you along the way.
The route follows cycle paths, quiet side roads and paved forest and coastal paths. Some sections may run along cobbled or unpaved paths.
The best time to visit is from May to September. It’s usually quieter in spring, whilst the summer months offer long days and excellent opportunities for swimming. In early autumn, mild temperatures make for pleasant cycle rides.
Yes, many sections are well suited to beginners and leisure cyclists thanks to moderate stages and a predominantly flat route. It is important to have a basic level of fitness and to be able to cycle confidently on a variety of surfaces.
Yes, there are numerous Baltic Sea beaches and seaside resorts along the cycle route that are perfect for taking a break by the sea. In summer in particular, a cycling holiday on the Baltic Sea can be ideally combined with a spot of swimming.
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