Beach Rentals
Rent a traditional hooded beach chair (Strandkorb) to stay comfortable while enjoying the Baltic breeze.





Travemünde, a historic borough of Lübeck, stands as one of Germany's most beloved seaside destinations. Located where the Trave River meets the Baltic Sea, it offers a unique blend of traditional resort culture and active maritime life. Visitors can stroll along the 'Vorderreihe' promenade to watch massive Scandinavian ferries pass by or relax on the town's extensive sandy beaches. The area is anchored by the Alter Leuchtturm, one of the country's oldest lighthouses, and features well-preserved architecture that reflects its long history as a coastal retreat. It serves as an ideal base for exploring the Baltic coast while remaining closely connected to the medieval heritage of nearby Lübeck.
Travemünde, a historic borough of Lübeck, stands as one of Germany's most beloved seaside destinations. Located where the Trave River meets the Baltic Sea, it offers a unique blend of traditional resort culture and active maritime life. Visitors can stroll along the 'Vorderreihe' promenade to watch massive Scandinavian ferries pass by or relax on the town's extensive sandy beaches. The area is anchored by the Alter Leuchtturm, one of the country's oldest lighthouses, and features well-preserved architecture that reflects its long history as a coastal retreat. It serves as an ideal base for exploring the Baltic coast while remaining closely connected to the medieval heritage of nearby Lübeck.
Expansive sandy beaches along the Baltic coast.
The historic Alter Leuchtturm lighthouse.
Vibrant promenade with views of international ferries.
Traditional resort architecture and maritime charm.
Direct access to wide sandy beaches and coastal walking paths.
A major international ferry hub with connections to Sweden, Finland, and the Baltics.
Rich maritime history with several preserved historical landmarks.
Rent a traditional hooded beach chair (Strandkorb) to stay comfortable while enjoying the Baltic breeze.
Find a spot on the promenade to see the impressive sight of large ferries navigating the narrow river mouth.
Beach relaxation and maritime sightseeing.
EUR €
$100-$180 p/day
German, English
Visit the historic lighthouse museum for a panoramic view of the bay and the town's rooftops.
Take the small passenger ferry across the Trave to the Priwall peninsula for a quieter beach experience.
May-September
The town wakes up with mild temperatures, making it a great time for coastal cycling and avoiding the peak summer crowds.
The most popular time to visit for swimming, sunbathing, and the famous Travemünde Week sailing event.
Bracing sea air and colorful landscapes offer a peaceful setting for long walks and exploring local seafood restaurants.
A quiet season where the focus shifts to cozy indoor experiences and watching the dramatic winter sea.