The vacation home is located at the end of a dead-end street in a completely quiet setting. Free use of the hot tub with a bubble system (you’ll just need to buy the wood yourself).

Stylishly furnished in a modern Scandinavian style
On the first floor, you’ll find apartments for 2–3 people with a bio sauna and a wood-burning stove. The bathroom features a shower, toilet, and a bio sauna.
Bedroom with a double bed and a closet.

The Surroundings: The Wittenbecker beach access invites you to enjoy long walks along the beach. In Kühlungsborn and on its fine-sand beach, a variety of leisure activities await you; you can take advantage of various beauty and wellness offerings, and Kühlungsborn is a great place to shop for whatever your heart desires!
In addition to the golf course, with its beautiful natural setting, there are excellent opportunities to enjoy nature—whether on foot, by bike, or on horseback from the nearby riding stables in Steffenshagen and at the Böldt Riding Stables in Kühlungsborn-Ost (just past the marina).If you take the “Molli” narrow-gauge train eastward, you’ll reach Germany’s oldest seaside resort: Heiligendamm—the white town by the sea. The district and cathedral town of Bad Doberan, known for its mud baths and Severin-style architecture, is also accessible by the Molli. The historic Bad Doberan racetrack is located about halfway between Bad Doberan and Heiligendamm; it is Germany’s oldest horse racetrack.
Leisure & Sports: Golf right on your doorstep, a climbing forest,
mini-golf, basketball, trampoline jumping, etc., can be found at the small park between Stadtwald and Hermannstraße in Kühlungsborn.
Bicycle Rentals: There are several options in Kühlungsborn.
Tennis: Tennis courts are located in the West district at Lindenpark (May through September).
Boat Tours: From the pier in Kühlungsborn-Ost, there are interesting excursion tours, e.g., to Warnemünde or Grömitz.
Stagecoach Ride: A seven-hour nostalgic tour in a four-horse stagecoach, from Kühlungsborn to Rerik, along the Salzhaff, through the Kühlung, and back to Kühlungsborn—once a week. For more information, visit the Haus des Gastes in the town center.

Not far away is the Hanseatic city of Rostock with its commercial and fishing port and bustling maritime traffic. The Old Town, with its medieval churches, invites you to take extended journeys into the past and entices visitors with numerous tasteful and cozy restaurants and cafes. The Maritime Museum and the theater are also popular destinations. In the old fishing village of Warnemünde, with its “Alter Strom” promenade in northern Rostock, you can take boat trips out onto the Baltic Sea. In the summer, Kühlungsborn offers not only golf but, above all, beach life or even a boat trip out onto the Baltic Sea. The Hanseatic city of Wismar is also worth a visit. Wismar’s Old Town has now been lovingly restored!
Wismar (as has Stralsund, for that matter) has been added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List!