Boltenhagen between the Baltic Sea, spa gardens and steep coast
Accommodation in Boltenhagen
Boltenhagen combines the Baltic Sea beach with a distinctive steep coast, historic buildings and spa gardens with a varied programme of events. Families and other holidaymakers have all sorts of reasons to explore the town: from views across the beach and the Baltic Sea to children's activities, concerts or an early trip aboard a fishing boat.
Beach, pier and steep coast
Public beach volleyball nets are available on Boltenhagen beach. If you would like to take in the coastal views, you can stroll along the pier. From there, you can enjoy views of the white sandy beach, the town and the Baltic Sea. The pier is 290 metres long, was opened in 1992 and is accessible to people with disabilities.
The steep coast offers a different kind of shoreline. It rises to a height of 35 metres and is classified as a glacial debris coast. With a little luck, walkers may discover fossils at the foot of the steep coast. The beach and steep coast therefore offer contrasting impressions of the Boltenhagen shoreline: on one side, the white sandy beach and views from the pier; on the other, the raised coastal edge and the chance to look for fossils.
Spa gardens and culture
The spa gardens host a varied programme of events for all ages throughout the year. These include children's activities and spa concerts, as well as silent discos and party evenings. The different formats give the events programme a range of distinct attractions, including activities specifically for children.
The spa gardens feature covered promenades, a concert pavilion, a 500-metre-long box hedge, white wooden benches and the drinking spa hall. The ground floor of the spa house is home to the tourist information office and the spa library. These facilities and the various features of the park can help you find your way around if you are interested in events and spa life in Boltenhagen.
The town is also shaped by its historic spa architecture. One specific example is the Protestant Church of St Paulshöhe: this rectangular, Neo-Gothic brick building was opened in 1873. If you are interested in architecture and local history, you can add this building to the other historic sights of Boltenhagen.
Fishing and exercise
A fishing trip aboard the Uschi fishing boat offers an insight into the traditional craft of coastal fishing. It departs from Tarnewitz at Weiße Wiek, starts at around 6 a.m. and lasts approximately 3 hours. There is also an opportunity to take the helm yourself during the trip. The early start and approximate duration are useful details to consider when planning this experience as part of your holiday.
A small fleet of fishing boats supplies the town with fresh fish at the fishing harbour. Those interested in local fishing can encounter it not only on a fishing trip but also as part of Boltenhagen's food supply.
For exercise on land, there is the activity park along the Waldpromenade. It has fitness equipment that you can try out during a walk. This makes it different from a stroll along the pier or the steep coast: here, the equipment and exercise circuit are an integral part of the experience.
Choose the focus of your holiday
When looking for a holiday apartment in Boltenhagen, consider which experiences you would most like to shape your stay: the beach and pier, events in the spa gardens, culture, exercise or an early trip aboard a fishing boat. This helps you choose a holiday destination with a clear focus, without letting any one activity define Boltenhagen's character on its own.
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