Our holiday apartment Arkona is located in the holiday residence "Am Kap Arkona", in house 2 on the upper floor. The holiday residence was built in 2006, a fundamental renovation took place in 2021. The apartment is managed by us independently. It has an individual, with a lot of passion and commitment designed with a high level of equipment. On the balcony of our apartment you can enjoy the sun, spend the evenings in a quiet and cozy ambience or just let your gaze wander over the garden of the residential complex. The complex has a 3000 m/2 natural plot. A private and free parking space, marked with a parking sign, belongs to the apartment Arkona. The apartment is equipped for 2 people, of course we have free Wi-Fi. Further individual information can be found on site from our guest folder. Bicycle charging stations are located on the grounds of the Rügenhof not far from our apartment. Charging stations for cars are provided in the parking lot at the beginning of the village. Bed linen and towels must be brought by the guests themselves. The tourist tax is paid on site. Location, town and surroundings The Arkona holiday apartment is located in Putgarten, a small village directly on Cape Arkona. Putgarten is a state-approved resort. Nothing disturbs the holiday here. Only holiday guests and residents who live in the village are allowed to use the car. Another means of transport is the colourful Arkona railway or horse-drawn carriages, which take visitors to Cape Arkona or to the small fishing village of Vitt. The scenic and natural surroundings and the very well-developed cycle paths invite you to sporting but also relaxing activities. Putgarten is an original place where tourism is very sustainable. Smaller, one-storey houses built in the maritime style characterise the townscape. Only a 15-minute walk from Putgarten is the natural, very fine sandy 8 km long beach. According to the German Weather Service, Cape Arkona is number 1 with the most hours of sunshine in Germany. You can swim, surf, kite or just be lazy on the natural, wide, fine sandy north beach. High banks and cliffs and a breathtaking view of the Baltic Sea provide special experiences, of course also at sunset. The area monument, which also includes the lighthouse built in 1873 and the direction finding tower, is located about 1.5 km from the village. The Slavic rampart Jaromarsburg on the Cape seems very interesting. On the high shore around the cape, the high shore path runs with a fantastic view and ends at the historic chapel of the small fishing village of Vitt. Here it is possible to enjoy freshly smoked lake fish and let your gaze wander over the sea. An insider tip for active cyclists is the entire Wittow peninsula.