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Travelers can still use a summer month for little money and travel throughout Germany, for example to the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. The beautiful days by the sea, the fine sandy beaches and the relaxation without doing anything attract you. And this for only 9 euros, because there is still one month left to use the economic offer of regional transport.
The travel reporter presents a selection of Baltic and North Sea destinations that can be easily reached on foot from the train station. In addition to some other rules, users only need to make sure that they only use second-class regional trains. The ticket also covers regional express trains, S-Bahn, U-Bahn and trams, as well as buses and some ferries.
Sankt Peter-Ording
In Sankt Peter-Ording, an endless beach of fine sand, dunes and the vastness of the North Sea await you. All you have to do is take the train from the train station in the district town of Husum in Schleswig-Holstein to the Bad Sankt Peter-Ording train station and walk about 20 minutes. Various stretches of beach, the beach’s characteristic stilt houses and a fully developed infrastructure extend over twelve kilometers.
From restrooms, restaurants and beach chair rentals to a wide range of sports, everything is available. In Sankt Peter-Ording, people with walking disabilities also have the option of borrowing a special wheelchair for sand.
The popular Sankt Peter-Ording is also easily accessible with the 9-euro ticket from June.
Westerland on Sylt
From June you can also travel to Westerland with the regional train for 9 euros. It starts in Hamburg, passing the eleven kilometers of Hindenburgdamm to a stop in Westerland. From there it is a ten minute walk to the North Sea Island beach.
If you’re thinking about the cheapest way to get to the trendy island and want to check out the island’s celebrities, you can try your luck in Kampen. Here the highest real estate prices in Germany are paid and 1,200 second homes for 500 residents speak for themselves. Kampen also has a spectacular beach.
The beach on the coast between Wenningstedt and Kampen is made for long walks.
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Norddeich is a northern district on the North Sea in East Frisia. There are two railway stations in Norddeich, which can be accessed from Bremen and Hanover. On the one hand, the Norddeich station and the Norddeich Mole terminus. The Norddeich Mole was renovated in 2013 and is located directly at the dock for the ferries that cross the islands of Norderney and Juist.
In Norddeich itself, the Wadden Sea can be explored at low tide. Recommended are the guided hikes in the mudflats, which can be booked in a safe and informative way on various topics. In the Norddeich seal sanctuary there is an overview of the motherless howler breeding.
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The small Norddeicher beach and mudflat hikes are popular in Norddeich.
Scharbeutz
With the 9 euro ticket you can also get to Lübeck via Hamburg and from there take the regional train to Scharbeutz. From here you have the option of taking the bus to Timmendorfer Strand to Travemünde (line 40) or to Haffkrug (line 5803). The Baltic Sea beach is located one kilometer from the Scharbeutz train station. If you want to reach the 200 meters long pier, it takes about 18 minutes on foot and then you can walk 200 meters over the bridge into the sea.
Scharbeutz beach is even more beautiful than Timmendorfer Strand and in addition to classic beach activities like beach volleyball, there is also a golf course with dunes overlooking the sea and a stretch of beach where you can grill.
In the early morning you have the Scharbeutz beach all to yourself.
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Ostseebad Warnemunde
Warnemünde Train Station can be reached from Rostock Central Station by S-Bahn in 20 minutes. In the summer months, for example, you can reach the Baltic city from Berlin in three hours with a € 9 ticket. When you arrive at Warnemünde train station you are on the beach after ten minutes.
At 150 meters wide, Warnemünde beach is the widest on the German Baltic Sea coast. Natural cliffs and coastal forest complete the beach experience.
The lighthouse and the Teepott restaurant at the end of the promenade are among the landmarks of Warnemünde.
Stralsund
From Rostock you can also take the RE9 to Stralsund. Although Stralsund is also known as the “gateway to the island of Rügen”, the city is much more than just a transit station. The historic center is part of the Unesco World Heritage. Stralsund’s Old Town Island, which is surrounded by water, has 520 individual monuments. Its medieval layout has been almost completely preserved. Attractions include the old market with the town hall, the Nikolaikirche, the city walls and the historic harbor warehouses.
Of course, the Baltic Sea can also be enjoyed in Stralsund. It takes about 30 minutes on foot from Stralsund train station to the beach with its fine sand.
In Stralsund, a historical city trip can be combined with a day at the beach.
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The steep coast, the chalk cliffs and the Baltic resort of Binz attract visitors to Rügen. The Baltic town of Binz can be reached by regional trains from Rostock and via Stralsund. From the last stop in Ostseebad Binz it is a good 15 minute walk to the five kilometer long sandy beach, which receives the “Blue Flag” annually for its good beach and water quality. Here you will also find the 370-meter-long pier, the second largest on the island.
The Baltic resort of Binz also attracts architectural attention: magnificent spa-style buildings such as the Klünder House and Villa Meeresgruß characterize the urban landscape. Anyone with a head for heights can enjoy the panoramic view from the Adlerhorst viewing platform in the 40-meter-high Bay of Binz and, in good weather, also discover the spiers of Stralsund.
The seaside resort of Binz with the Kurhaus in the background.
By the way: the Rügensche Bäderbahn can also be used with the 9 euro ticket. And if you want to take a ride on the Mecklenburg Molli spa train, you can use the steam train from Bad Doberan train station. There are bus and train connections from Rostock or Wismar. Travelers come to the Baltic resort of Kühlungsborn with a special attraction.
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The natural paradise of Usedom can also be reached from Stralsund. Once on Usedom, the Usedomer Bäderbahn connects the seaside resorts with each other. For example, you can reach the imperial baths of Heringsdorf, Ahlbeck and Bansin. The beaches are easily reachable from all the railway stations of the seaside resorts in 10-20 minutes.
Spectacular sunsets are part of the repertoire of the island of Usedom.
On the island of the sun, as it is also called, the sun shines an average of 1906 hours per year. The beaches of the beauty of the island, which belongs to a small extent to Poland, appear infinitely far and wide. 42 kilometers long, like a marathon and up to 70 meters wide, the fine sand, dunes and unspoiled nature evoke a holiday feeling from the very first second.
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