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Mecklenburg-Vorpommern's longest beach is waiting for you! Only 150 meters from the Baltic Sea, this holiday apartment with WiFi on the upper floor of a small apartment house offers you the best conditions for a relaxing holiday. The tasteful and high-quality furnishings will inspire you and after eventful hours on the beach you can end the day comfortably with a glass of wine on the furnished balcony. The attractive holiday resort has retained its traditional charm, but at the same time offers a modern ambience. Numerous restaurants and boutiques as well as a sophisticated cultural program ensure an all-round successful holiday experience. You will also find endless sandy beaches and a very well-developed network of cycling and hiking trails that lead you through a unique natural landscape. Highlights included: Usage-based energy costs, bed linen, towels, final cleaning WLAN Activities nearby: Zingst offers beautiful sandy beaches that are ideal for relaxing are also numerous sports and leisure activities, such as kite surfing and sailing to tennis and mini golf. If you prefer not to be quite so sporty, you can convince yourself of the local wellness offers and enjoy the relaxation. Of course there is also a lot for the little guests to discover: the Experimentarium, or the playgrounds in the village. Autumn highlight: From mid-September to the end of October you can watch the cranes from several places around the Barther Bodden. There are huts and platforms not far from the village of Zingst. From these you have a direct view of the island of Kirr in the Bodden, where the cranes occupy their roosts in the land-side shore area.