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Vitter Strand

Vitt · Rügen · 54.6663° N, 13.4323° E
Vitter Strand

One of the most romantic places on the island of Rügen is the little village of Vitt.

It lies tucked away in a coastal gorge along the cliffs. From Vitter Strand, there is a magnificent view all the way to Cape Arkona. Vitt has been known for centuries for the “shore sermons” delivered by Pastor Gottfried Ludwig Kosegarten, which he gave to the fishermen on the cliffs of Vitt. In his honor, construction of the Vitt Chapel began in 1806—reportedly based on plans by Karl Friedrich Schinkel—and it can still be visited today and is used for weddings. The wonderfully picturesque landscape in the north of the island of Rügen can be explored to the fullest on long walks along Vitter Beach with a view of Cape Arkona.

Vitter Strand and the Hidden Village of Vitt on Rügen

The small village of Vitt in the north of the island of Rügen is one of the most picturesque spots on the German Baltic Sea coast in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Tucked away in a coastal gorge along the cliffs, Vitter Strand offers a magnificent panoramic view of Cape Arkona—one of the most striking landmarks in the entire region.

Kosegarten’s “Shore Sermons” and the Vitt Chapel

Vitt looks back on an eventful history. For centuries, the fishing village was known for the so-called “shoreline sermons” of Pastor Gottfried Ludwig Kosegarten, who preached to the local fishermen from the cliffs of Vitt. The Vitter Chapel was built in his honor in 1806—reportedly based on plans by the famous architect Karl Friedrich Schinkel. The chapel still stands today and is used, among other things, for wedding ceremonies.

Walks along the cliffs between Vitt and Cape Arkona

The cliffside landscape around Vitter Beach is perfect for long walks. The view across the Baltic Sea toward Cape Arkona makes every walk a special experience—especially for those seeking the unspoiled and less-crowded side of Rügen, away from the major beach resorts.