Just 50 meters from the Baltic Sea. Large balcony. Sleeps 4. 58 square meters. Lockable, separate bike storage room. Free Wi-Fi, travel crib and high chair. Washing machine in the bathroom. Parking spot right next to the house.

Just 50 meters to the Baltic Sea. Large balcony. Sleeps 4. 58 square meters. Lockable, separate bike storage. Free Wi-Fi, travel crib and high chair. Washing machine in the bathroom. Parking space right next to the house.

Enjoy the close proximity to the Baltic Sea and a lovingly furnished vacation apartment for 4 people. This comfortable 58-square-meter vacation apartment is located on the first floor of the “Düneneck” building, right by the sea. From the balcony, you can hear the waves of the Baltic Sea lapping against the shore. You’ll be staying in a quiet yet central location.

The spacious living room (with a pull-out Hemnes bed measuring 200 x 180 cm) and the dining area offer plenty of seating to enjoy meals prepared in the fully equipped kitchenette (oven, stovetop, dishwasher, sink, microwave, toaster, blender, coffee maker). On the generously sized balcony, you’ll have plenty of space to make yourself comfortable at the table with four chairs. A relaxed atmosphere combined with modern technology, Wi-Fi, digital TV, and radio round out your stay in the Henri vacation apartment.

In the bright basement of the house, you can securely store your bicycles in a lockable room that belongs to the vacation rental. You can park your car in the parking spot located directly in front of the house, as the Achterwasser and the bakery are within easy walking distance.
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The Baltic Sea island of Usedom—“Here one finds peace and fresh air, and these two things work like miracles, filling one’s nerves, blood, and lungs with a quiet bliss.” Theodor Fontane wrote these lines to his wife Emilie in 1863 while on Usedom. With an average of about 2,000 hours of sunshine per year, Germany’s second-largest island is one of the sunniest vacation destinations in Europe. Forty kilometers of the finest sandy beaches, numerous biking and hiking trails, and idyllic fishing villages round out the vacation experience.

BY CAR—From Berlin: Take the Zecherin bascule bridge (A 20 to the Friedland exit, B 197 to Anklam, then continue on the B 110 through the town of Usedom). From Hamburg: to Zinnowitz via the Wolgast bascule bridge (A 20 to exit 27/Gützkow, then take the B 111 through Wolgast).

​BY TRAIN - Via Berlin to Stralsund. In Züssow, you’ll find hourly connections to UBB trains. From Stralsund, it’s only a two-hour ride on the UBB to the island.