The winter was long and exhausting. It's high time to do something good for body and soul and finally take care of your personal energy stores again. Few places offer the senses equal parts relaxation and inspiration, distraction and clarity as the Baltic beaches of the island of Rügen in spring. From the windows and balconies of the Kurhaus Binz, happy guests have been gazing out over the rugged beauty of the German inland sea for over 100 years. Today, the historic vacation residence combines luxurious all-round wellness service with a bright and modern ambience and a broad wellness program.
Between sauna fragrance and sea air
Winter blues adé! Spring is just around the corner and the world's oldest self-care recipe will help you recharge your batteries: water, warmth and carefree relaxation. Away from the Binz beach season, the spa area of the Kurhaus Binz is the right place for this. The expansive sauna and water landscape of the stylish wellness area brings the magic of ancient Egypt to life and allows for intense moments of peace and strength. Healing points such as the Egyptian lily bath, the bath of Nefertiti or the Finnish saunas promote blood circulation, nourish the skin and cleanse the body. The large heated outdoor pool invites you to float in the invigorating sea air and let your mind wander.
Healthy air from the Baltic Sea beach to the beech forest
After a relaxing retreat, the body and mind naturally crave new stimuli. How practical when the oasis of peace is embedded in a landscape of special quality. Located directly on the beach promenade, the historic Kurhaus is the perfect starting point for long walks with panoramic views at any time of year. In the surrounding beech forests, fresh air fans can look out for the first harbingers of spring and then stock up on high-quality skincare products for home in the historic little shop - the iconic sea buckthorn is a real local hero on the island and is considered a true superfood for the skin.
Enjoy regionally
The perfect wellness day on Rügen comes to an end with an atmospheric four-course dinner in the restaurant of the Kurhaus Binz. Those who couldn't get enough of the sea view during the day have another opportunity here. Fresh regional ingredients, seasonal specialties and the finest culinary art will do the rest.
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Pier Binz
- 18609 Binz
The Binz pier on the Island of Rügen, with a length of 370 meters, is the second longest pier on Rügen after the Sellin pier.
Jagdschlossexpress + Bäderbahn Binz
- Rondell an der Seebrücke, 18609 Binz
Welcome to the Jagdschlossexpress in the Baltic resort Binz on the Island of Rügen.
Rescue tower Binz
- Strandpromenade (Strandzugang 6), 18609 Ostseebad Binz
A romantic place for "yes" sayers. The rescue tower at beach access 6 in Binz on the island of Rügen.
Museum Baltic resort Binz
- Bahnhofstraße (Kleinbahnhof), 18609 Binz
A small insight into the eventful history of the Baltic resort Binz on the island of Rügen.
Climbing forest BinzProra
- Drtte Straße, 18609 Prora
There are no mountain massifs on Germany's largest vacation island of Rügen, and yet visitors can climb here. The largest climbing forest on the island is located in Binz-Prora. Here, 13 courses have been built on 40,000 square meters in five different levels of difficulty, on which they can swing through the air and complete well over 100 exercises. 17 ropeways alone bring the right momentum to climbing.
Pier Binz
- 18609 Binz
The Binz pier on the Island of Rügen, with a length of 370 meters, is the second longest pier on Rügen after the Sellin pier.
Jagdschlossexpress + Bäderbahn Binz
- Rondell an der Seebrücke, 18609 Binz
Welcome to the Jagdschlossexpress in the Baltic resort Binz on the Island of Rügen.
Rescue tower Binz
- Strandpromenade (Strandzugang 6), 18609 Ostseebad Binz
A romantic place for "yes" sayers. The rescue tower at beach access 6 in Binz on the island of Rügen.
Museum Baltic resort Binz
- Bahnhofstraße (Kleinbahnhof), 18609 Binz
A small insight into the eventful history of the Baltic resort Binz on the island of Rügen.
Climbing forest BinzProra
- Drtte Straße, 18609 Prora
There are no mountain massifs on Germany's largest vacation island of Rügen, and yet visitors can climb here. The largest climbing forest on the island is located in Binz-Prora. Here, 13 courses have been built on 40,000 square meters in five different levels of difficulty, on which they can swing through the air and complete well over 100 exercises. 17 ropeways alone bring the right momentum to climbing.
