Close to the beach, car-free vacation complex, cozy vacation home, terrace - Finnhaus70

The thatched Finnish house No. 70 has a cozy size of 45 m², spans two stories, and can accommodate up to four people. <br>The first floor features the living area with a sofa bed, a dining table, and a fully equipped kitchen. The bathroom, which gets natural light, has a sink, a toilet, and a shower. Upstairs are the two separate bedrooms, accessible via a steep staircase. One bedroom is furnished with two single beds (which can also be pushed together to form a double bed), and the second separate bedroom has a single bed. Please note the sloped ceilings!<br>The spacious terrace faces south and thus enjoys sun all day long. The 500 m² property offers both sunny and shaded spots throughout the day.<br>The quiet location near the beach is very popular with families. Within a 3-minute walk, you’ll reach the expansive Baltic Sea beach and can enjoy your well-deserved vacation day on the Baltic Sea to the fullest. We wish you a pleasant vacation!<br>A parking space is available to you free of charge at the vacation complex. Of course, you may park briefly at your booked vacation rental for loading and unloading.<br><br>The Finnhaus is located in the rural village of Gager on the Mönchgut Peninsula, just about 250 meters from the sea and a sandy beach. The surrounding area is perfect for relaxing days by the water and activities such as walking, biking, and water sports. A public transit stop is about 200 meters away. Shopping is about three kilometers away, and restaurants are about two kilometers away; therefore, a car is recommended.<br><br><br>Attachment:<br><br> Welcome—this is where your well-deserved vacation on Rügen begins.<br>Finnhaus No. 70, with its two separate bedrooms, is located right on the beach. With approximately 45 m² of living space, it offers plenty of room for up to 4 people. In this quiet and idyllic setting, you can enjoy a relaxing and fantastic vacation on the island of Rügen.<br>Mönchgut offers more than just a swimming beach and the waters of the Baltic Sea... Mönchgut is incredibly diverse and showcases its variety to every visitor! You’ll find the entrance gate to the Mönchgut Peninsula at the entrance to the Baltic Sea resort town of Baabe. The thatched wooden gate was built in 2002, and the figures depicted on it embody the traditional values of Mönchgut as it was back then. Among them are the abbot of the former Eldena Monastery, Prince Jaromar, and a Mönchgut fishing couple in traditional costume. The landscape is characterized by its pine forests, fields, meadows, and small fishing villages such as Gager, Thiessow, and Groß Zicker. The extensive bike and hiking trails are ideal for exploring the countryside and finding some beautiful photo opportunities.