The "Auszeit FeWo1" holiday home offers a quiet retreat on the ground floor, with 60 m² of space, and can accommodate up to three people. The accommodation features two rooms, including a bedroom and an additional room intended exclusively for children. Children are welcome. In the living area, the kitchen and living room flow seamlessly into one another; a dining table, sofa, and cosy seating area invite you to relax together. The kitchen is equipped with an induction stove, oven, dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator with freezer compartment, as well as a coffee maker, electric kettle, toaster, and kitchen utensils. Wi-Fi, internet, TV, and radio provide entertainment and connectivity. The bathroom features a toilet and a walk-in shower. A terrace with patio furniture enhances your time outdoors. The apartment is smoke-free and features heating and underfloor heating. A private parking space is available. The ocean is about 150 metres away, and a sandy beach is about four kilometres away. Restaurants are about 150 metres away, and shopping is about four kilometres away. The surrounding area is ideal for walking, hiking, biking, jogging, and a variety of water-based activities. A car is recommended.<br><br><br>Facility:<br><br> Welcome to the narrow Reddevitz Peninsula. Located in the southeastern part of the island of Rügen, the headland is connected to the mainland by a narrow isthmus approximately 130 metres long. It is over 4 kilometres long and only between 200 and 500 metres wide. Nestled within the Greifswald Bodden, the peninsula belongs to the municipality of Mönchgut and lies in the heart of the Southeast Rügen Biosphere Reserve.<br><br>Time stands still here! If you’re looking for peace, rest, and relaxation, you’ve come to the right place. Endless hiking trails wind through wild meadows, rolling hills, and steep cliffs in a breathtaking landscape. Many have rediscovered their favourite postcard scenes here.<br><br>On Mönchgut, great importance is placed on tradition, art, and craftsmanship. In Middelhagen, you’ll find Middelhagen ceramic art—Mönchgut ceramics. Not only are cups, plates, and jugs made here, but also handmade glass art. You’ll find these throughout the town. At every well-known corner, glass fish glisten in the sunlight, making the town shine. During the summer months, you can visit the school museum in Middelhagen. And if you’ve ever wondered what school was like nearly 100 years ago, here’s your chance. From June through August, historical school lessons (by appointment) take place here Tuesday through Sunday.<br><br>The expansive, fine-sand beaches are easily accessible by bike or car. Furthermore, the beautiful hiking trails invite you to explore the idyllic countryside. Spend a wonderful holiday on the Mönchgut!