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| Ückeritz | ||
| federal state | Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania | |
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| Residents | 1.033 (2019) | |
| height | 16 m | |
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Ückeritz is a seaside resort on the island Usedom in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania right on the banks of the Baltic Sea and the backwaters.
The seaside resorts in the center of Usedom have been around since 2005 Zempin, Koserow, Loddin and Ückeritz merged to form the "Amber Baths" association. The name stands for the smaller, near-natural bathing resorts between the nearby coasts of the Baltic Sea and Achterwasser.
Ückeritz extends from the picturesque Achterwasserhafen in the west to the small beach promenade on the Baltic Sea.
getting there
By train
The Ückeritz train station of the Usedomer Bäderbahn makes it easy to get here by train. The Usedomer Bäderbahn of Stralsund coming runs every hour until Swinoujscie (Świnoujście Centrum) in Poland.
In the street
By car you have the choice of arriving via the B111 from Wolgast from or via the B110 (via Drinker and Usedom) and the L265, from which you have to turn left onto the B111. The federal road 111 leads through Ückeritz, so that, depending on the accommodation, there is the possibility of turning in the backwater or the Baltic Sea direction.
By bicycle
The long-distance cycle routes Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Mecklenburg Lake Cycle Route run directly on the Baltic coast.
mobility
In addition to the traffic connections via road and train mentioned, which ensure easy and mostly quick access to all excursion destinations on the island of Usedom, the well-developed network of cycle paths is particularly worth mentioning. The coastal cycle path runs along the Ückeritz beach promenade, so that all the seaside resorts along the island's Baltic coast can be reached from here. Inexperienced cyclists should consider the rapidly changing inclines (Pageluns Mountains, Langer Berg) in both directions.
From the nearby port of Stagnieß, boat trips across the Achterwasser and the Peene River are offered, which are entertaining and interesting. Since Ückeritz does not have its own pier, boat trips on the Baltic Sea can be made from the neighboring one Bansin to be kicked off.
Tourist Attractions
Like the other amber baths, Ückeritz has the privilege of being close to the shores of the Achterwasser and the Baltic Sea. So are both the wide sandy beach between Kölpinsee and Bansin as well as the beautifully situated sports boat harbor on the backwater are worth seeing. The newly created small beach promenade is just as tranquil as the historic fishing village of Ückeritz on the Achterwasser.
To the south of Ückeritz is the Stagnieß harbor, from which backwater tours can be booked. The steep bank near the harbor offers a very nice view of the Ückeritz harbor and the Loddiner Höft. Hikes to Konker and Rauhen Berg can be started from Stagnieß Pudagla to be undertaken.
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activities
In addition to the maritime activities that the other seaside resorts also offer, between Ückeritz and Bansin Jet skis can be ridden. At the Ückeritzer Achterwasserhafen you can learn surfing, kiting and the like. Sailing trips lead to the Achterwasser and the Peene River.
Ückeritz is traditionally an important destination for tenters. During the GDR period was between Ückeritz and Bansin Europe's largest campsite. Only fragments of this are left, but they meet modern requirements.
A beautiful scenic location and an attractive hinterland predestine Ückeritz for hikes and bike tours. A well-developed network of cycling and hiking trails allows interesting excursions.
Regular events
- On the 2nd weekend in September they are Tuft days, the Ückeritzer Potato Festival
shop
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As one of the small and near-natural seaside resorts on Usedom, Ückeritz has shopping facilities for daily needs. Shopping in its "pure form" is more likely in the larger Baltic Sea resorts Zinnowitz, Heringsdorf, Ahlbeck and Bansin makes sense.
kitchen
- 1 Strandklause Santa Maria, Strandstrasse 15, 17459 Ückeritz. Tel.: 49 38375 28933. Baltic fish and Italian cuisine, with a view of the sea.
- 2 Beach café Utkiek, Strandstrasse 16, 17459 Ückeritz. Tel.: 49 38375 20408. Maritime restaurant with a view of the Baltic Sea. July and August Wednesday from 8 p.m. live music, free admission.Open: all year round, in summer from 8 a.m., the rest of the time from 10 a.m.
nightlife
accommodation
- Nature campsite "Am Strand". The campsite extends over a length of 4.5 km parallel to the beach, just behind the coastal protection forest.Open: Open from Easter to October 31st.
Web links
- http://www.ueckeritz.de - Official website of Ückeritz
