The amenities of Holiday Apartment No. 3.6 at Villa Stranddistel <br><br>Holiday Apartment No. 3.6 measures 33 m² and offers a cosy atmosphere perfect for relaxing. <br>It is equipped with a modern kitchenette that has everything you could want. It’s a wonderful place to cook together in intimate company.<br>The modern bathroom features a shower and toilet and is very spacious.<br><br><br>Facility:<br><br> “Villa Stranddistel Binz” offers holiday apartments with ocean views on Rügen. All holiday apartments are accessible by lift, and the building entrance is wheelchair-accessible. “Just a few metres’ walk” and you’ll be standing in the cool waters of the blue Baltic Sea. Along the white sandy beach, you’ll see the Binz pier—which juts far out into the Baltic Sea (370 metres long). The pier is considered an extension of the seaside resort’s high street. Restaurants and cafés exude that pure holiday feeling—the famous “Binz flair.” Boutiques and exhibitions (including the Walentowski Gallery, a must-see) round out the exclusive offerings. A little tip from Paradies: You’ll find the best coffee on Hauptstraße at Peters Bakery (Paradies’s recommendation).<br><br>When you step out of your holiday rental, you’ll find yourself on Binz’s beach promenade. The seaside resort’s promenade invites you to linger. Experience Binz’s summer atmosphere to the fullest. Walking along the promenade, you’ll reach Prora, 1.5 km away. There, history buffs and visitors will find plenty of interesting facts. The KdF Bad (Kraft durch Freude), built by the Nazis in the 1930s, is now one of the island’s top attractions. After the fall of the Third Reich, the NVA used the building as barracks. You should definitely see this building, which is now used as a museum, among other things—it’s considered the longest house in Europe and, according to the latest plans, will soon offer holiday apartments as well.<br><br>Directly in the opposite direction from our holiday apartments at Villa Stranddistel lies one of northern Germany’s most beautiful nature reserves—the South-East Rügen Biosphere Reserve. It’s a wonderful place to relax. Along the Baltic Sea, you can go for a hike through the Granitz Forest or explore the countryside by mountain bike (bike parking is available at the holiday rentals). In the heart of the Granitz beech forest, you’ll find the “Granitz Hunting Lodge,” which you absolutely must see on your exploration tour. Here, you can climb the castle tower, from the top of which you can see almost the entire island. Of course, the ride on the “Rasender Roland” train—which runs from Binz through Granitz to Sellin—is particularly beautiful. For fishing enthusiasts planning to visit Binz in the spring, it’s worth noting that “Villa Stranddistel Binz” is located at one of the top spots for sea trout fishing in Germany. It’s just a 20-minute walk, and you can try your hand at catching the silver fish of the Baltic Sea from the shore.