From Travemünde, you take the ferry over to Priwall. The peninsula is my personal favorite spot for relaxing hours at the beach and pure nature right at the mouth of the Trave. The modern promenade BeachBay invites you to stroll.
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From Travemünde, you take the ferry over to Priwall. The peninsula is my personal favorite spot for relaxing hours at the beach and pure nature right at the mouth of the Trave. The modern promenade BeachBay invites you to stroll.
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What makes Priwall special:
The four-masted barque Passat: This impressive tall ship is located directly in the harbor. A tour on board gives you a real insight into the era of historical cargo sailing ships.
The Ostseestation Priwall: The environmental center and aquarium brings you close to the fascinating underwater world of the Baltic Sea. With hands-on tours, you can experience starfish, crabs, and flatfish from the Lübeck Bay up close – a fantastic stop, especially if you are traveling with children.
The BeachBay Promenade: This modern waterfront area brings a vacation vibe to the peninsula – perfect for a stop in the market hall, a coffee at the pier, or dinner with a view of the passing ships.
Nature Reserve Southern Priwall: Just a few steps from the water, you will find quiet paths through coastal dunes, reed areas, and protected lagoon landscapes.
The wide sandy beach: The fine natural beach offers plenty of space for long walks, a break in a beach chair, or a refreshing swim in the Lübeck Bay.
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The quickest way is to take one of the two Trave ferries (passenger and car ferry) from Travemünde to the peninsula. The crossing takes only a few minutes.
Priwall is located directly at the mouth of the Trave. Upstream, the Trave leads to the Lübeck Old Town island, where it feeds the historic trading port, on which Lübeck once rose as the Queen of the Hanse.
Definitely. In autumn and winter, the Southern Priwall nature reserve is ideal for long, quiet walks in the fresh Baltic Sea air. Afterwards, you can warm up in the Ostseestation or the BeachBay market hall.