Lubmin seaside resort
The area around the Greifswald Bodden shines far away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life with family-friendly beaches and idyllic fishing villages.
The area is very popular with sailors, surfers, kiters and families with children due to the extensive shallow water zone. Cycle paths and designated walking routes along the Greifswalder Bodden and through the Lubminer Heide, which is covered in dense pine trees, invite you to enjoy sporting excursions. The historic station building is now home to the spa administration and accommodation service. The building used to serve as a stop for the former narrow-gauge railway line between Greifswald and Wolgast. In addition to the 350 m long pier and villas in the style of spa architecture, you can also visit St. Peter's Church in Lubmin. The convenient location gives you quick access to Sweden, Denmark and Poland. The Hanseatic cities of Greifswald and Stralsund can also be reached quickly from Lubmin for an excursion.
"In my free time, I prefer to kite at the surf spot near Lubmin Marina, as small waves come in here when the wind blows from the north and you can end the day in one of the cafés in the tranquil seaside resort."
- Jan Paczkowski, kitesurfing instructor in Born
Drop anchor
Marina Lubmin is located directly between the mouth of the Peene and the Hanseatic city of Greifswald. With its excellent location on the Greifswalder Bodden, it offers you a unique sailing area. Equipped with all the necessary facilities, the marina offers you an ideal stopping point for all water sports enthusiasts. In addition to a sanitary area and parking spaces, it also has a WLAN hotspot and a bicycle rental service. Marina Lubmin also has winter storage facilities in the boat hall or on the outdoor area for all regular sailors and external interested parties.
On the former passenger ship MS Vaterland, captains of all ages can enjoy a meal in the ship's own restaurant. Once a year, the traditional harbor festival takes place in the marina. The traditional regatta "Greifswalder Boddenetappen" takes place here.
Relax on the fine sandy beach
The 5-kilometre-long beach with a shallow, sloping shore invites you to relax and play sports at any time of year. The gentle waves roll onto the wide bathing beach, where you will find designated areas where dogs are allowed and two nudist areas. In summer you can enjoy beach parties, in winter long walks along the wide beach, past cliffs and pine forests.
A paradise for surfing, kiting, diving and ideal for exploring by canoe and boat. Volleyball courts on the beach are ready for the next match.
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Discover sporting adventures
If you prefer to spend your vacation actively instead of basking in the sun, Lubmin is the place for you! Soccer, volleyball and tennis courts and a leisure center provide plenty of variety. The riding stables offer guided tours on horseback and you can hire bikes for a relaxed tour through Lubmin and the surrounding area.
The surrounding area offers many beautiful opportunities for tours: the Lubmin Forest and heath invite you to go hiking, walking, jogging or horse riding. A nature trail and hiking trail runs for around two kilometers within the Lubminer Heide.
The extensive shallow water zone makes Lubmin a real paradise for sailors, surfers and kiters. Whether on the water or on land - the seaside resort of Lubmin on the Greifswald Bodden offers a wide range of opportunities for sport, relaxation and nature experiences. Come and discover the unique diversity of this coastal jewel.
Experience history
Anyone telling the story of Lubmin should not fail to mention the history of the nuclear power plant in Lubmin. It was once the larger of the two power plants operated in the GDR. The power plant was shut down in 1990, finally decommissioned in 1995 and has been in the process of being dismantled ever since. The decommissioning and dismantling project of this size is unique in the Federal Republic of Germany, the European Union and even worldwide. More than 80% of the nuclear facilities have now been dismantled. The documentation of decommissioning and dismantling, the data collected and the experience gained at Lubmin will be of great benefit worldwide when it comes to decommissioning and dismantling nuclear facilities in the coming decades. Lubmin will set an example.
An exciting journey through the history and future of the former power plant awaits you at the Energiewerke Nord information center. During a free guided tour of the imposing Block 6, you will gain an insight into the core of this power plant's huge facility - an absolute must for all technology enthusiasts!
