Ueckermunde

Ueckermunde marina is located in Koserow municipality, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Region. Found on the Baltic Sea coast but separated from it through an isthmus, the port communicates with Achterwasser lagoon. The marina offers its guests fast access to the nearby locations like Greifswald Bay, Rugen Island or North Poland. Koserow is one of the so-called Amber Spas of Usedom Island and has 12 kilometres of white sandy beaches. They represent part of the 42 kilometre continuous beach on the island, the longest sandy beach on the continent. Visitors moored at the marina can enjoy recreational activities such as sailing, surfing or cycling. Attractions of the resort are the Village Church, built in the 13th century surrounded by glacial erratic boulders or the Koserow Salt Huts made in 1820 used for storing rock salt and for packing the herring. The pier by the marina that extends 260 metres into the sea and Streckelsberg cliff, give travellers a magnificent view of the sea and the surroundings.