Baltic Sea Cycle Path
Sea, Coast, Nature and Relaxation
The Baltic Sea delights cyclists with wide beaches, gentle dunes, and charming coastal towns. Rügen in particular offers a diverse landscape of chalk cliffs, bays, and forests. The region combines natural beauty with maritime flair and cultural highlights. Flat and well-developed cycle paths make the route ideal for leisure cyclists and families. Along the way, promenades, piers, and small harbors invite you to take a break. Comfortable hotels with regional cuisine ensure relaxation after each stage. This makes every cycling holiday along the Baltic coast a relaxing and unforgettable experience.
➡ HERE are the most popular sights ⬅
The Best of the Baltic Sea
Ahlbeck
Historic Imperial Seaside Resort on Usedom
The seaside resort of Ahlbeck on the island of Usedom is one of the famous “Imperial Spas” and a true symbol of classic Baltic Sea holidays. The town’s landmark is its historic pier dating back to 1898 – the oldest preserved pier in Germany. Along the elegant beachfront promenade, magnificent villas in traditional spa architecture line up side by side, giving Ahlbeck its distinctive and charming atmosphere. The wide sandy beach and the fresh Baltic Sea air make it a favorite destination for those seeking relaxation.
Beyond the beach and pier, Ahlbeck offers an appealing blend of nature, history, and maritime charm. The promenade connects the three Imperial Spas of Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf, and Bansin and is considered one of the most beautiful coastal paths in Germany. The idyllic Achterland region of Usedom, with its lakes and forests, is also close by. Ahlbeck uniquely combines historic elegance, Baltic flair, and nature-oriented recreation
Binz
Elegant Baltic Sea Resort on Rügen
The traditional seaside resort of Binz on the island of Rügen is one of the most renowned holiday destinations along Germany’s Baltic coast and represents stylish seaside vacations on Rügen. Characterized by magnificent spa architecture, white villas, and its impressive pier, Binz radiates the charm of the classic 19th-century seaside resorts. The spacious promenade and fine sandy beach invite visitors to enjoy relaxing walks with views of the Baltic Sea. The combination of maritime flair, historic elegance, and modern tourist infrastructure makes Binz one of the most popular destinations on the island.
Beyond the beach and promenade, Binz captivates visitors with its unique location in the Southeast Rügen Biosphere Reserve. Nature lovers can explore striking coastal scenery, dense beech forests, and the nearby Granitz Hunting Lodge. The famous chalk cliffs in Jasmund National Park are also easily accessible from Binz. Whether you are looking for an active holiday, wellness, or a nature escape, Binz offers a special blend of relaxation, culture, and scenic diversity.
Kiel
Maritime State Capital on the Baltic Sea
The port city of Kiel, situated on the Baltic Sea, is the capital of Schleswig-Holstein and a key maritime center in northern Germany. Set along the Kiel Fjord, the city is shaped by impressive ferries and cruise ships, sailing boats, and a vibrant waterfront promenade. Kiel is internationally renowned for Kiel Week, one of the largest sailing events in the world. At the same time, it offers a compelling mix of history, contemporary architecture, and the distinctive northern German way of life.
Beyond its nautical character, Kiel features numerous parks, museums, and cultural attractions. Its close proximity to Baltic beaches, combined with well-developed cycling and walking paths along the fjord, makes the city particularly diverse. Whether you are planning a city break, a short escape, or an active seaside holiday, Kiel blends urban atmosphere with immediate access to the coast, creating perfect conditions for enjoyable days by the water.