Located in a family-friendly holiday complex, just 50 meters from the natural beach, this lovingly renovated terraced house awaits you for relaxing days. Thanks to its generous layout and open-plan design, up to six adults and two children can feel completely at home. The spacious kitchen-diner also offers many practical utensils, making cooking together a pleasure. The cozy fireplace also invites you to spend romantic evenings. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms guarantee pleasant privacy. A children's playground with swings, rocking animals, a trampoline, table tennis, foosball, a volleyball court, a sandpit, and a climbing frame provides plenty of entertainment for the youngest holidaymakers. The walk-in rabbit enclosure for feeding and petting is also a highlight for younger guests. Our tip for anglers and excursion-loving guests: boats – with and without motors – are moored right on the water and can be rented on site to explore the lake.

Your holiday region – the Mecklenburg Lake District – is an idyllic setting that is not only a true feast for the eyes, but also offers a wealth of sports and leisure opportunities for active vacationers. Lake Kummerow lies between the towns of Malchin, Dargun, and Demmin. It is the fourth-largest lake in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and the eighth-largest in Germany. The village of Kummerow is a good five kilometers away, and the town of Malchin, with its excellent infrastructure, is about twelve kilometers away.

Nearby activities: You can rent bicycles directly from the complex (for a fee) and, for example, set off on a four-hour bike tour around Lake Kummerow. You'll discover not only the charm of the gently rolling landscape of Mecklenburg Switzerland, but be sure to also take a break in Malchin (about twelve kilometers away). In addition to its beautiful market square and the scenic German Avenue Road, numerous monuments, churches, and a museum await you. Fans of canoeing and kayaking should take a detour to the Peene River, where every vacationer will be thrilled to explore the largely untouched nature from the water.