Glamping on the Baltic Sea

Glamping on the Baltic Sea involves spending the night in luxuriously furnished holiday accommodation, tents or even stylish wooden igloos directly on the campsite. As the name suggests, glamping combines glamour with camping and allows you to experience nature up close despite the high level of comfort. You can rent a caravan on the Baltic Sea on Rügen or Usedom and look forward to exclusive highlights such as panoramic windows. Sometimes even trendy sleeping beach chairs are part of the equipment.

The most beautiful glamping locations on the Baltic Sea

It is Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in particular that impresses with a wide selection of the best glamping locations on the Baltic Sea. Islands such as Rügen and Usedom offer holiday homes such as wooden huts or chalets where you can relax between the dunes, beach, sea and pine forests. In keeping with the sophisticated flair of the glamping accommodation on the Baltic Sea, there are often exclusive seaside resorts with enchanting piers in the style of the Wilhelmine era nearby.

In addition to Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Schleswig-Holstein is also a tempting destination for luxury camping on the Baltic Sea. Here, islands such as Fehmarn and the famous Bay of Lübeck, one of Germany's top sailing areas, attract holidaymakers. For overnight stays in this region, we recommend elegantly furnished caravans for hire by the Baltic Sea as well as mobile homes, wooden cabins or high-quality tents, where guests will find comfortable mattresses, heating and much more.

Just a few steps away from your accommodation, you can treat yourself to a refreshing dip in the sea in the morning. The sea is also ideal for other activities such as kitesurfing, surfing, sailing and rowing.

Popular glamping sites on the Baltic Sea

Among the best glamping sites on the Baltic Sea, the sites on the island of Rügen, on the Bay of Lübeck and in the north-east of Schleswig-Holstein are particularly popular.

Drewoldke campsite

On the island of Rügen, this campsite is located on the Wittow peninsula right by the sea behind a dune in the pine forest. Here you can rent one of the high-quality wooden cabins with a fitted kitchen, cosy leather armchairs, dining area and terrace. In addition to the holiday homes, there are also various caravans for hire on the site. The family-friendly campsite has a playground for children to run around in.

Wackerballig campsite

This campsite with luxurious accommodation is located just a few kilometres off the coastal main road on the Baltic coast of Schleswig-Holstein near Gelting. The Wackerballig site overlooks the marina of the same name and offers its guests spacious wooden lodges with several bedrooms, large bathrooms and a kitchen. You can also treat yourself to a hire caravan with a stylish wooden interior. The environmentally orientated campsite offers its guests access to the sea in the immediate vicinity.

Rosenfelder Strand Baltic Sea Camping

This campsite with luxurious glamping accommodation is located north of Lübeck and close to the Fehmarn peninsula on the Bay of Lübeck. It is located directly on the Baltic Sea beach. It offers caravans for hire by the Baltic Sea with all the comforts of a hotel: WC with sewer connection, cosy mattresses, large awnings and kitchen as well as camping furniture are available. Families enjoy the extensive leisure facilities here with an adventure playground, beach volleyball court and bike hire.

Baltic Sea campsite Kagelbusch

Upscale luxury glamping is possible on the Baltic Sea in Kagelbusch near Grömitz. Here you can stay in exclusive mobile homes, rental caravans or chalets, which include a fully equipped kitchen, cosy seating areas with sofas, dining areas and front gardens. The beach on the Bay of Lübeck is just a few steps away. There is entertainment for children and a playground on the complex.

Popular places & excursion destinations in the region

Anyone spending a holiday in one of the glamping accommodations on the Baltic Sea should visit famous Hanseatic cities such as Lübeck. In addition to urban culture, there is also plenty of nature waiting for holidaymakers, such as the chalk cliffs on Rügen and the dunes of Fehmarn.

Fehmarn

The island of Fehmarn at the end of the Bay of Lübeck delights holidaymakers with its picturesque dunes, spits and coastal forests. Many visitors go on extensive cycle tours and hikes here or take a dip on Fehmarn's south beach. The conditions there are perfect for a summer holiday with the family. Well-known sights on Fehmarn include the brick Nikolai Church in Burg and the neighbouring local history museum.

Lübeck

If you want to experience Hanseatic culture and architecture in its purest form, you should pay a visit to Lübeck. The city fascinates with its gabled town houses and the many brick Gothic façades, such as that of the Holsten Gate. The towers of the cathedral, the Aegidienkirche and the Marienkirche are also world-famous.

Jasmund National Park

Spectacular chalk cliffs await holidaymakers in Jasmund National Park in the north-east of the island of Rügen. Hikers particularly enjoy climbing the 118 metre high Königsstuhl and enjoying the view over the waves of the Baltic Sea. You can even reach the beach via a wooden staircase.