Ideal for families, multigenerational holidays, or trips with friends: Please request high chairs for children or travel cots before your arrival—we’ll have them ready for you.
This destination already boasts spectacular sunrises and sunsets, as well as kilometres of very fine sandy beaches. Usedom boasts the most hours of sunshine in all of Germany. Cycling tours along the elevated dikes are a relaxing holiday activity for young and old alike.
Location:
The Bernsteinbad Koserow is centrally located between the wild Baltic Sea and the tranquil Achterwasser, along Usedom’s longest stretches of fine sandy beaches. It sits slightly elevated and, thanks to the Streckelsberg, offers a fantastic vantage point overlooking the Baltic Sea. (Check out the location on Google)
The new pier at the Salzhütten is now complete and truly spectacular. For trips to Zinnowitz to the left or Heringsdorf, the seaside resort of Ahlbeck, or Poland to the right, this location offers an ideal starting point. There’s also a drive-in cinema.
Many biking and hiking trails await. For children, there’s a Karls Adventure Village right in town and a large mini-golf course. The island of Usedom offers horseback riding, bike rentals, kitesurfing, golf, boat tours, the world’s largest butterfly farm, Dinoland, Karls Adventure Park, a large technology museum, historic brick churches, concerts, and more—so every holidaymaker is sure to find something to their liking. The tourist information office is located right next to the property in Koserow, at Hauptstraße 31, where you can find plenty of offers and addresses. Koserow charges a visitor’s tax. The tourist tax is 3.70 per person per night and is not included in the price. It must be paid separately.
Property:
The “Seemanntreu” house was built by a fisherman and sailor and has served as a holiday home since the 19th century. It was renovated in 2020/2021 and is now available again for holiday rentals. It features four double bedrooms and offers enough space for 8 people. On the ground floor, there is a shower room with a toilet, and on the upper floor, a bathroom with a tub and toilet. A small, fully equipped kitchen and a dining room with a TV area are available on the ground floor. One bedroom on the ground floor also features a small sunroom with an adjoining balcony, where you can comfortably take in the hustle and bustle of the town.
All rooms are decorated with lovingly restored antique furniture, ancient copper engravings, and nautical motifs, and feature modern beds.
It is located right in the heart of the traffic-calmed 30-zone of this charming town, with restaurants and shopping nearby. It’s just a 500-meter walk to the Baltic Sea beach, where you’ll also find plenty of places to eat.