Breege: Harbour, Bodden and Captains’ Houses

Breege is located on the Breeger Bodden, which is part of the Großer Jasmunder Bodden. The wider municipality also has other places to visit, including the beach on the Schaabe and attractions in Juliusruh. Before booking, you can consider whether you would like your stay to focus mainly on the harbour in Breege or also include beach visits and walks in the municipality.

Harbour and excursions in Breege

Breege harbour has 50 guest berths with electricity and water connections. Breeger Fähr- und Ausflugsfahrten offers boat trips to popular destinations on the coast of Rügen. Excursions to the Störtebeker Festival in Ralswiek and to the island of Hiddensee are also offered from Breege harbour. The programme also includes deep-sea fishing in the Baltic Sea. This gives you a choice of various maritime activities: a boat trip, an excursion to a named destination or fishing in the Baltic Sea. If you are planning a trip, check the current timetable and festival dates in advance.

Seafaring tradition and the Bodden landscape

The so-called Captains’ Houses preserved in Breege bear witness to the local seafaring tradition. Along with the harbour, they give the village a historical connection to shipping. Another landscape feature lies in the water off Breege: the Saalsteine are large erratic boulders in the Bodden of the same name. This means that the village’s history in its built environment and the natural formations in the Bodden waters offer different points of interest.

Beach and walks in the wider municipality

The beach on the Schaabe is in the municipality and stretches for almost eleven kilometres from the Baltic Sea resorts of Breege-Juliusruh to Glowe. It has fine sand, is unguarded and is frequented mainly by naturists. Its length, sandy surface, lack of lifeguard supervision and predominantly naturist use describe the character of the beach more precisely than a general reference to a beach. These features can help you decide whether to include the beach in your plans for the destination.

In Juliusruh, the promenade, completed in 2013, runs through the entire village and invites visitors to take a walk all year round. The promenade offers a magnificent view across the Tromper Wiek. Juliusruh Park features some exotic plants, many lime trees and a monument to the village’s founder, enclosed by beech hedges. The promenade and the park offer different highlights: a walk with views across the Wiek, and plants and a monument in the park.

Visitor information

The Breege-Juliusruh Visitor Centre provides cycling and hiking maps, tickets and information for visitors. Its visitor services therefore include maps for cycling and walking, as well as tickets and general information. Together with the harbour, the Captains’ Houses and attractions in Juliusruh, these features offer a variety of ways to experience the area, rather than focusing on just one type of excursion. When choosing your destination, you can explore Breege through its harbour and seafaring tradition while also considering the beach, walks and park in the wider municipality.

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