Born a. Darß
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Born a. Darß

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3 Attractions

Jetty Boddenschifffahrt harbor Born

Jetty Boddenschifffahrt harbor Born

Born a. Darß

MS "Ostseebad Wustrow" sails from Wustrow to the "Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft" National Park to Born and back again. In the high season, Born is called at twice a day, and in the low season only as required. Sail and experience the Bodden waters from the mouth of the Recknitz to the Borner and Neuendorfer Bülten with our ships MS "Ostseebad Wustrow" and MS "Boddenkieker". Cast off! From Tuesday to Saturday we sail several times a day from Wustrow, Born, Dierhagen and Ribnitz-Damgarten. Whether round trips from the respective ports or scheduled trips from port to port - there is something for everyone. Bicycles can be taken on board both ships, ideal for your individual excursion. Catering is available on board. During the trip, you will receive live explanations from the captain on all ships.

Choklad Zimmer - Chocolate manufactory Born a. Darß

Choklad Zimmer - Chocolate manufactory Born a. Darß

Born a. Darß

Sustainable bean-to-bar chocolates. From the region to the region, for the region! The chocolate is sustainably produced in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern / Born a. Darß and made from selected, certified, regional premium cocoa beans from agroforestry to handmade Grand Cru single-origin chocolates. The focus is on few and pure ingredients. No lecithins, foreign fats and other miscellaneous additives. Natural socio-economic and directly traded cocoa. The products are vegan, gluten-free and lactose-free.

Darßer Ort Lighthouse

Darßer Ort Lighthouse

Born a. Darß

The Darßer Ort Lighthouse is located on the unique West Beach at the northernmost tip of the peninsula. It stands in the heart of the Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft National Park and can be reached on foot or by bike through the unspoiled Darß Forest. The brick tower, just under 36 meters high, was built in 1849 and is one of the oldest lighthouses on the German Baltic Sea coast. For a fee, visitors can climb the 134 steps and 35 meters in elevation to enjoy a breathtaking view of the Baltic Sea and the surrounding natural landscape.