Location & Surroundings
How to find us—and what the region has to offer.
Located between the Baltic Sea and the Bodden, Dierhagen offers one of the most impressive natural landscapes in northern Germany—peaceful, unspoiled, and just a few minutes away from our four vacation apartments.
Our Accommodations
One property in Dierhagen Dorf, three properties in Dändorf—both districts are part of the municipality of Ostseebad Dierhagen and are located just a few minutes apart.
Dierhagen Dorf
The historic village center is located right on the Saaler Bodden and features a charming 19th-century brick village church. For your daily needs, there are two supermarkets, a bakery, a post office, and a bank—ideal for a hassle-free vacation. The Baltic Sea beach is just a few minutes’ drive away via well-maintained bike paths.
Dändorf
This former captains’ village on the Saaler Bodden is known for its cobblestone, historic village street—a designated historic site—lined with historic captains’ houses, and its small salt harbor with a yacht club. Quiet, with a village atmosphere, and surrounded by nature—it’s an ideal starting point for bike rides, sailing trips, and walks along the Bodden.
Beach, Town & Surroundings
Located between the Baltic Sea and the Bodden, the region offers a pure nature experience—without having to sacrifice amenities.
Baltic Sea Beach
Dierhagen’s fine, light-colored sandy beach stretches about 7 kilometers in length and is up to 30 meters wide. There are lifeguard-patrolled sections, designated nude areas, and a dog beach—something for everyone right on the Baltic Sea.
Bike Paths
All neighborhoods of the Baltic Sea resort town of Dierhagen are connected by well-developed bike paths. From Dändorf and Dierhagen Dorf, you can easily explore Ahrenshoop, Wustrow, and the entire peninsula by bike.
Bodden & Nature
On the Bodden side lies the Baltic Sea resort of Dierhagen in the Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft Nature Park—a paradise for waterfowl, sailors, and hikers. The “Große Moor” south of Neuhaus, with its observation points, is perfect for peaceful walks.
Dändorf Salt Harbor
The small marina in Dändorf offers berths for visiting sailors, water and electricity hookups, and restroom facilities. It’s a lovely starting point for boat trips on the Saaler Bodden.
Places to Visit & Attractions
From coastal art to the Amber Museum—the area around Dierhagen and Dändorf has something to offer for every day of your vacation.
Ahrenshoop
A well-known artists' village with galleries, thatched-roof houses and an art museum – a popular spot for a stroll and day trip on the Fischland peninsula.
Wustrow
A former sea captains' village with a historic centre, a small harbour and a seafaring school – lovely for a walk along the bodden promenade.
Ribnitz-Damgarten – the Amber Town
Home to Germany's Amber Museum in a former convent, a historic old town, and the Bodden-Therme spa with sauna world and adventure slide for the whole family.
Klockenhagen Open-Air Museum
Historic farmhouses, a windmill and rural life from centuries past, hands-on and up close – a rewarding outing for families.
Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft National Park
Vast bodden waters, bird paradises and hiking trails – explore them around Zingst and the Darß peninsula with its famous wind-swept trees.
Rostock & Warnemünde
A Hanseatic city with a historic old town and city harbour, plus the seaside resort of Warnemünde with its lighthouse and wide promenade – ideal for a day trip.
Directions & Distances
Easily accessible by car, train, or plane.
| Mode of Travel | Destination | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| Car | A19 motorway (Rostock exit) | approx. 30 min. drive |
| Car | Rostock | approx. 32 km / 35 min. |
| Train | Ribnitz-Damgarten West station (long-distance trains via Rostock/Stralsund) | approx. 10 km |
| Bus | Regular bus from Ribnitz-Damgarten West across the peninsula to Barth | hourly |
| Airport | Rostock-Laage (regional airport) | approx. 57 km |
| Ferry | Port of Rostock (ferry connections to Scandinavia) | at the end of the A19 |