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In Rerik, the Baltic Sea and Salzhaff are close together: the distance between the two bodies of water is about 200 metres. Beaches, water sports, coastal trails and historic sites offer a variety of ways to spend your stay.

Water sports between the Baltic Sea and Salzhaff

Both bodies of water offer opportunities for rowing, sailing and surfing. Beginners can practise on the calmer Salzhaff, while experienced athletes can head out onto the Baltic Sea. Rerik also has two surf schools where you can learn windsurfing. Check details about the providers before your trip.

Stand-up paddleboarding is also possible on the usually calm Salzhaff; introductory courses are planned for the peak season. Round trips of about two hours aboard the MS “Ostseebad Rerik,” led by the captain, are also planned for this season. Check the current dates and departure times in advance. You can fish from the pier, the beach or a boat; check the applicable rules in advance.

Beach, cliffs and trails

A fine sandy beach about six kilometres long stretches in front of Rerik, inviting visitors to swim and enjoy seaside activities. Northeast of the pier is a scenic stretch of cliffs, lined by a coastal forest belt and an upper shore path. Rerik is surrounded by protected landscapes that invite visitors to explore and enjoy long walks. From Schmiedeberg, panoramic views extend over the town, the Baltic Sea and the surrounding area.

The Haff promenade runs from the Mutter-Kinder-Kurheim along the Salzhaff to Haffplatz, inviting visitors to stroll and explore. The Haff landing, a stopover point for waterway travellers, is located right next to the fishing harbour on the Salzhaff. A suggested cycling route starts and ends in Rerik and is about 23 kilometres long. The hilly coastal area around Rerik also offers opportunities for cycling along the Baltic coast.

Church and traces of history

For centuries, St. John’s Church served as a vital landmark for sailors and fishermen. Its interior was completely remodelled in the 17th and 18th centuries and given Baroque furnishings. Free guided tours of the church are planned for Mondays at 10 a.m. from 15 May to 15 September; check the current dates in advance. The church’s history brings together its role as a landmark and the Baroque remodelling of its interior.

Schmiedeberg also tells tales of times gone by: it is the remnant of an old Slavic rampart. There are also eight well-maintained megalithic tombs around Rerik, marked with information boards for visitors. Guided tours are planned regularly on Thursdays from May to September. Check which dates are currently available before visiting.

Discover more destinations: Biendorf, Am Salzhaff, Kirch Mulsow, Alt Bukow, Carinerland, Bastorf, Bastorf.

Go to the overview of the wider travel region: Amt Neubukow-Salzhaff.

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