Jachthavens en pieren op Rügen

Marinas and Piers

Rügen’s coastline is defined by its diverse maritime infrastructure, from the historic 370-meter Seebrücke Binz to the industrial heritage of Sassnitz’s harbor, which features Europe’s longest breakwater. This collection includes specialized marinas like the floating houses of Gustow, the historic fishing village of Vitt near Cape Arkona, and museum ships like the HMS Otus. These sites serve as essential hubs for Baltic sailing, ferry connections to Hiddensee, and coastal excursions across the island's lagoons and bays.

Marinas and Piers — Kaart

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Stadthafen Sassnitz

Former ferry terminal featuring a 1.5-kilometer breakwater, the longest in Europe. It now serves as a marina and base for fishing boats and excursion vessels.

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Seebrücke Binz

A 370-meter-long wooden pier rebuilt in 1994. It serves as a docking point for excursion boats and provides views across the Prora bay.

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HMS Otus

HMS Otus was a Royal Navy Oberon-class submarine launched in 1962. She was decommissioned in the early 1990s and is now a naval museum in…

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Südpferd

A former 7-meter-class sea rescue boat named Kaatje, previously operated by the DGzRS, now preserved as a maritime exhibit.

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Fischereihafen Thiessow

Small fishing and sailing harbor located on the Mönchgut peninsula, serving as a base for local fishers and recreational boaters.

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Marina Puddemin

A tranquil marina located on the Puddeminer Wiek in southern Rügen, offering berths for sports boats and a waterfront restaurant.

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Yachthafen Schaprode

The primary departure point for ferries to the car-free island of Hiddensee, featuring a modern marina and fishing facilities.

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Forellensteg Seedorf

A wooden jetty and marina located in the sheltered waters of the Selliner See in the village of Seedorf.

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Hafen Seedorf

A natural harbor in a protected bay known for its traditional atmosphere and berths for sailing yachts and wooden boats.

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im jaich Naturhafen Gustow

A modern ecological marina on the Strelasund, notable for its floating holiday homes and sustainable design.

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Vieregge

Small marina situated on the Breetzer Bodden, providing a quiet mooring spot in the northwestern part of the island.

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Yachthafen Lohme

Located at the base of steep cliffs near Jasmund National Park, this harbor provides a gateway to the Baltic Sea for sailors.

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Hafen Breege

A historic fishing harbor on the Breeger Bodden, now a major hub for ferry trips to Hiddensee and Cape Arkona.

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Martinshafen Sagard

A marina located on the eastern shore of the Great Jasmund Lagoon, offering facilities for recreational sailing and water sports.

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Marina Ralswiek

A marina on the Jasmund Lagoon, situated adjacent to the open-air stage used for the annual Störtebeker Festival.

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Fischerhafen Vitt

A small, heritage-protected fishing harbor in the historic village of Vitt, located near the cliffs of Cape Arkona.

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Grubnow (privat)

A private wooden pier on the Lebbiner Bodden used for small watercraft.

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Lebbin

A small landing stage and pier on the Lebbiner Bodden, serving the local coastal area.

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Grubnow

A public pier providing access to the Lebbiner Bodden for small boats and pedestrians.