The "Auszeit FeWo3" holiday rental is located in a quiet village setting in Alt Reddevitz on Mönchgut and offers 85 m² of space for up to four people. On the ground floor, you’ll find three rooms, including two bedrooms, a living room with a sofa area and dining area, and an open kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with an induction cooktop, oven, refrigerator, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, and coffee maker; dishes, silverware, and kitchen utensils are also provided. A wood-burning stove ensures cosy evenings, while Wi-Fi and a TV are available for relaxing moments. The apartment includes a bathroom with a shower and a separate guest bathroom. You can enjoy the outdoors on the terrace, which is furnished with garden furniture. The property is smoke-free, children are welcome, and private parking is available. The ocean and a restaurant are each about 150 metres away, and a bus stop is approximately 200 metres away. The nearest sandy beach and shopping options are each about four kilometres away; therefore, a car is recommended. The surrounding area offers opportunities for walks, bike rides, hikes, swimming, and numerous other excursions.<br><br><br>Property:<br><br> Welcome to the narrow Reddevitz Peninsula. Located in the southeastern part of the island of Rügen, the peninsula 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, this is the perfect place for you. Endless hiking trails wind through wild meadows, rolling hills, and cliffs in a dreamlike landscape. Many have rediscovered their very own 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 pieces 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!