Amt Neubukow-Salzhaff: Cycling and Courses in Pepelow
Accommodation in Amt Neubukow-Salzhaff
Amt Neubukow-Salzhaff offers two specific interests to help plan your holiday: a cycling tour from Rerik to Neubukow via Am Salzhaff and courses at the Pepelow kitesurfing school. When choosing a holiday apartment, you can first decide whether cycling or a watersports course should play a bigger part in your stay.
Cycling tour or courses: two different focuses
The cycling tour runs from Rerik to Neubukow and via Am Salzhaff. This direction gives your cycling plans a specific starting point and sets a different focus from a stay centred on courses. Route details may change, so check the route before setting off. If the cycling tour is your main focus, you can use it as a starting point for planning your days.
In Pepelow, the kitesurfing school offers wing and SUP courses as well as kitesurfing courses. The programme also includes group courses for beginners; you can learn to foil kite there. These activities and course formats give you different options to consider when planning. If a course is what determines your search for a holiday apartment, Pepelow is the specific location to focus on. As the course programme may change, check the current options before your trip.
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern as a broader travel setting
In the broader destination of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, you will find further cultural and landscape themes. The historic centres of Stralsund and Wismar reflect the Hanseatic League’s trading history and the development of Brick Gothic architecture in the Baltic region. In Wismar, the historic centre preserves its medieval harbour basin. Stralsund’s historic old town has remained unchanged on an island since the 13th century; outstanding Brick Gothic buildings define its skyline. The two cityscapes offer different perspectives on regional history.
The region’s circular routes can also be compared by length and landscape. The Usedom circular route is 160 kilometres long and consists of three stages; its landscape includes a 42-kilometre stretch of white sandy beach and a green hinterland. The Fischland-Darß-Zingst circular route covers 201 kilometres and four stages. Its landscape is shaped by beaches, steep shores, bays, spits and the Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft National Park. The Müritz circular route is 83 kilometres long and leads from Waren (Müritz) via the town harbour straight into Müritz National Park. Before setting off, check the route, conditions and access.
For travellers with a particular interest in Brick Gothic architecture, the broader circular routes offer another comparison: the Western Brick Gothic Route is 370 kilometres long and consists of seven stages. Along the route, historic Brick Gothic churches, town gates, farm cottages and townhouses are highlighted. The Eastern Brick Gothic Route is 303 kilometres long and consists of five stages; its listed sights include medieval Brick Gothic churches in Rostock, Stralsund and Greifswald. This lets you compare regional routes not only by length, but also by the buildings highlighted along each one.
The OZEANEUM Stralsund offers a dedicated focus on marine life: it features exhibitions, the “Sea for Children” experience area and 50 aquariums with an underwater journey through the northern seas. This adds a close-up look at the underwater world to Mecklenburg-Vorpommern’s historic and landscape themes.
Discover more destinations
Discover more destinations: Rerik, Biendorf, Bastorf, Alt Bukow, Carinerland, Kirch Mulsow, Am Salzhaff, Bastorf.
To the broader travel overview: Rostock.
