Ostseebad Koserow, a charming seaside resort on the German island of Usedom, is an excellent destination for a beach holiday. It appeals to visitors seeking a blend of relaxation, nature, and authentic Baltic Sea character. Koserow's main beach is known for its long stretches of fine, white sand and generally offers a more tranquil atmosphere compared to the bustling Imperial Baths elsewhere on Usedom. The stunning natural landscape, highlighted by the Streckelsberg cliff, provides beautiful backdrops and opportunities for coastal walks.
This guide's editor's picks showcase diverse coastal experiences both in Koserow and across Usedom. Strand Koserow itself is the town's vibrant heart, easily reached and a prime spot for finding amber. A notable destination on the island is Ahlbeck, celebrated for its iconic historical pier and grand seaside architecture. Families will find Trassenheide Strand particularly appealing with its wide, gently sloping shores. For a quieter retreat, Strand Peenemünde offers a natural and secluded beach experience, while Koserow's own Strand am Streckelsberg captivates with its unique majestic cliff scenery and expansive views.
The clear Baltic Sea waters at Koserow are ideal for swimming, and the water quality is consistently rated as excellent. While these selected beaches, from the central Strand Koserow to the scenic Strand am Streckelsberg and other Usedom highlights like Ahlbeck, offer fantastic starting points, they represent just a fraction of the area's coastal beauty. For a comprehensive look at all options, please explore the longer list of beaches featured in this guide. Koserow provides a wonderful base for a nature-focused and relaxing beach holiday on Usedom.
