Strand Neuendorf

Strand Neuendorf is a quaint fishing village nestled in Putbus, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany. It boasts a small, natural beach on the Rügischen Bodden, characterized by patches of fine white sand and large boulders that partially emerge from the water. The beach is also bordered by a wooded cliff that separates Neuendorf from the neighboring town of Neukamp. The beach at Strand Neuendorf gently slopes into the water, making it an ideal choice for families with children. Its natural beauty and tranquility, coupled with occasional sightings of smaller boats, make it a perfect spot for sunbathing and relaxation. Visitors can also enjoy breathtaking views of the sea and the nearby Vilm Island from several elevated areas in Neuendorf. Despite its charm, Strand Neuendorf is not typically crowded, offering a serene and peaceful beach experience. However, visitors are advised to bring their own refreshments as there are no kiosks or similar amenities available on the beach. Strand Neuendorf also serves as a popular starting point for hikes to Wreechen. A bike and hiking path runs along a natural cliff between Neuendorf and Wreechen, providing peaceful spots for relaxation and swimming. Visitors are, however, urged to pay attention to warning signs along the steep coast. Parking is available nearby at no extra cost, ensuring easy access for visitors. The water quality at Strand Neuendorf has also been certified, enhancing its appeal as a safe and enjoyable beach destination.