The Dünenhaus FeWo05 offers plenty of space—91 m²—for a relaxing holiday by the sea. The accommodation spans two floors and features two bedrooms that sleep a total of four people, a living room, and a dining area. From the balcony, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the sea. The separate kitchen is well-equipped and includes a ceramic cooktop, oven, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator with freezer compartment, coffee maker, and toaster. In addition to the bathroom with a shower and bathtub, there is a separate guest bathroom. Wi-Fi, a TV, a DVD player, a stereo system, books, and DVDs provide plenty of entertainment indoors as well.
You’re only about 300 metres from the ocean and the sandy beach. Shopping, restaurants, and the town centre are about 500 metres away; public transport is also about 300 metres away. The garden and patio furniture invite you to relax, and there’s also a barbecue area. A washing machine and dryer are available for shared use. Private parking is available. Children are welcome, and up to two pets are allowed. The apartment is a non-smoking property and is ideal for a varied holiday featuring the beach, excursions, and activities in the surrounding area.
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The “Ostseeperle” holiday apartment in the Dünenhaus in the beautiful Baltic Sea resort of Göhren is situated in a quiet and idyllic location with a fantastic view of the Baltic Sea. Both Baltic Sea beaches are about a 10-minute walk away, or you can take a leisurely ride on the free local bus.
In the town centre, you’ll find numerous restaurants and small shops. On the fine-sand Nordstrand beach with its Bernstein Promenade, several events featuring live music take place during the summer months.
For those who are particularly adventurous, a visit to the Granitz Hunting Lodge is highly recommended. It can be easily reached by a 120-year-old steam locomotive or via numerous hiking and biking trails. Nestled among the tall trees in the heart of the large nature reserve lies the Granitz Hunting Lodge. With over 250,000 visitors annually, it is the most-visited castle in all of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. In addition to rotating exhibitions, the museum primarily displays rifles and equipment from the 19th century. The real highlight, however, is the central tower, from which—at 145 metres above sea level—you have a spectacular view of the 1,000-hectare forests and the entire Mönchgut region. The Granitz is definitely worth a visit, if only for the chance to hike through the natural landscape with its lakes and the sounds of nature.