The 33-square-meter apartment in the “Eldena” vacation complex is located on the 2nd floor and is just 100 meters from the Baltic Sea beach.
The Eldena apartment complex welcomes you to Lobbe in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, near Grosser Beach.
The apartment features a fully equipped kitchen with everything you need for cooking and an adjacent dining area. Two steps lead up to the living area, which includes a double bed (160/200 cm) and a sleeper sofa. Entertainment is provided by a flat-screen TV, a CD player, and a DVD player.
Free Wi-Fi is also available.
The bathroom is equipped with a shower.
The apartment has two balconies facing north and south, some with a view of the sea.
The windows are equipped with insect screens.
The apartment also includes a parking space under the building and bicycle storage in the basement.
Complex:
The Eldena apartment complex, with its vacation rentals, is located in the fishing village of Lobbe, close to the beach.
This is the ideal beach paradise for families and swimming enthusiasts. The shallow waters and sandbars offer ideal conditions for a fantastic day at the beach. Especially during the early and late seasons, you can recharge your batteries here for everyday life. All around, there are several biking and hiking trails that lead you through the unspoiled nature of the beautiful Mönchgut region. Passing flocks of sheep and herds of cows, meadows, and fields—you won’t find a more idyllic setting anywhere else. But if you’re looking for a little more entertainment, the Baltic Sea resorts of Göhren and Baabe are just a 5-minute drive away. Here you’ll find souvenir shops, cafés, and restaurants along the main streets, and a colorful entertainment program at the spa squares. You certainly won’t get bored on your Rügen vacation.
If you do find yourself looking for a change of pace from the Mönchgut Peninsula, we recommend a ride on the famous “Rasender Roland,” which departs from Göhren and travels through the entire southern part of the island, offering glimpses of the beautiful natural scenery along the way. Take a nostalgic ride on the 120-year-old steam locomotive to Binz or Putbus.
Above all, a visit to the old princely residence is always worth the trip. The former palace park, now home to fallow deer and red deer, is ideal for leisurely walks and invites you to wander in the footsteps of the past. Another remnant of the princes’ era is the theater, where performances of all kinds are still staged year-round.