The green and white Nordermole with the water at sunrise.

Holidays in Travemünde:
Experiences between beach, sea and maritime history

A holiday in Travemünde is as varied as the Baltic Sea itself: Sometimes quiet and relaxed, sometimes active and full of discoveries. Your day begins directly in front of the aja Travemünde with the sound of the sea, the calls of seagulls and the fresh breeze of the Bay of Lübeck. Afterwards? The decision is yours. Whether you stroll through the old town, set off on a cycle tour along the coast or take a boat trip to Lübeck - a new adventure awaits you every day in and around Travemünde.

Between maritime sights, small cafés at the harbour and miles of beaches, you can experience the perfect mix of relaxation and activity here. The surrounding area also attracts visitors with many possible activities in Travemünde: From a walk on the beach to the Brodten cliff path to a trip to the Hanseatic city of Lübeck. Ideal for all those who love sea air, exercise and North German serenity - and will find their base camp for their next Baltic Sea holiday at aja Travemünde.

Ship on the water kisses the Travemünde lighthouse, beach chairs in the foreground

Activities in Travemünde - between the beach, harbour and cliffs

Travemünde is the perfect place to breathe in the Baltic Sea air and simply get out and about. Stroll along the promenade, watch the large ships in the harbour or enjoy the sweeping views from the Brodtener Steilufer. Between the beach, old town and coastal paths, a slice of maritime lifestyle awaits around every corner - relaxed, Nordic and full of little adventures.

Brodtener Steilufer: Breathtaking views and a coastal hiking trail with a wow effect.

Old town & harbour: Maritime flair between fishing boats, boutiques and cafés.

Travemünde lighthouse: The oldest lighthouse in Germany with history and panoramic views.

Exploration tour
through Travemünde

City view with boats on a body of water and buildings in the background.

Travemünde beach promenade

Hardly any other place embodies the feeling of a holiday in Travemünde as much as the kilometre-long beach promenade. Between dunes, cafés and the vast Baltic Sea, it is a wonderful place to stroll, watch and enjoy. In the morning, the air here is clear and fresh, in the afternoon the sea glistens in the sun, and in the evening you can meet up for sunset - with a view of passing ships and seagull calls in the distance.

A boat on the water with a lighthouse in the background.

Nordermole Travemünde

If you love the sea, you should definitely take a walk to the Nordermole during your holiday in Travemünde. How good that the aja Travemünde is only a few steps away. The gentle sound of the waves and the view of the passing ships: This is the right place for us. At the end is the green and white pier light, a favourite photo motif and the perfect spot for sunrise.

A man and a woman hold hands in a courtyard with brick buildings.

Old Town Travemünde

The maritime heart of the Baltic seaside resort beats in the historic old town of Travemünde. As you stroll through the narrow streets, you can feel the special charm of times gone by - from the old fishermen's houses to the cosy cafés and small shops selling regional products. Here you can experience the authentic Nordic way of life - relaxed, friendly and full of history.

Fisherman on a small fishing boat on the Trave.

Harbour & fish sandwiches

The harbour is the lively centre of every Travemünde activity. This is where the big ferries dock, small sailing boats bob in the wind and fishermen bring their catch ashore. You can enjoy fish sandwiches right on the quay walls - fresh, salty and delicious. If you arrive early, you can watch the fishing boats come in and sell their catch straight from the boat - a pure North German lifestyle and a highlight of any Travemünde holiday.

Further highlights
in Travemünde

A lighthouse with a bird flying in the sky.

Travemünde lighthouse

A real landmark and must-see on every Travemünde holiday: Germany's oldest lighthouse. It has been showing ships the way into the Bay of Lübeck for over 450 years - today it offers visitors a fantastic view over the sea, harbour and promenade. Those who climb the narrow steps are rewarded with a view that immediately makes you want to discover even more of Travemünde.

People walking on a street with buildings and a high tower.

St Lawrence Church

Anyone looking for a moment of peace while sightseeing through Travemünde will find it in St Lawrence's Church. The historic brick building is located in the centre of the town and tells of centuries of maritime history. Whether as a short stopover on your exploration tour or simply to take a deep breath - here you can feel that Travemünde is more than just beach and sea: a place with soul and history.

Boat trip from Travemünde

A boat trip is simply part of a real holiday in Travemünde. With Hanse Schifffahrt, you can set off on a round trip directly from the jetty on the River Trave - past impressive ferries, small sailing boats and the unique backdrop of the Baltic seaside resort. Whether it's a leisurely panoramic trip to Lübeck, a detour to Scharbeutz or a short trip along the coast: every trip here is an experience between wind, waves and vastness.

Offers & packages
for the aja Travemünde

Beach with many beach chairs and the Baltic Sea in the background.

aja Travemünde

All offers on request and subject to availability. This is a limited contingent, depending on the offer plus single room, seasonal, weekend and public holiday surcharges.

Aerial view of the Baltic Sea region of Travemünde and a coastal town under a cloudy sky.

Discover the surroundings of
Travemünde

Even more Baltic Sea magic awaits around Travemünde. Just a few kilometres from the hotel you will find pure nature with dunes, wide stretches of beach and dreamy coastal paths. Whether you hike through the Brodtner Steilufer, take the ferry to the Priwall peninsula or cycle along the banks of the Trave - your coastal adventure starts right on the doorstep.

A beach with a body of water and a building.

Priwall - island feeling directly opposite

Cross over once by ferry, even on foot directly at the jetty in front of the aja Travemünde and you're on the Priwall - a peninsula full of nature and quiet beaches. It's more relaxed here than on the lively promenade, perfect for walks or days on the beach in the sun. Ideal for getting to know the quieter side of the Baltic Sea.

Sailing in the Bay of Lübeck

Holidays and sailing simply belong together in Travemünde. The Bay of Lübeck is a varied sailing area for experienced sailors - with wind, space and a real Baltic Sea feeling. If you have no sailing experience, you can learn the craft from scratch at one of the sailing schools on the coast.

Four-masted barque Passat

The imposing four-masted barque Passat lies directly opposite Travemünde on the Priwall shore and is a real landmark. Today it serves as a museum ship and tells exciting stories from the time of the great sailing ships. A tour on board is like travelling back in time on the high seas - a highlight for young and old alike.

Aerial view of a beach with a grassy area and trees and a steep bank.

Brodten cliffs

One of the most beautiful coastal hiking trails in the Bay of Lübeck runs between the sea and the cliffs: the Brodtener Steilufer. Whether on foot or by bike - the views are spectacular. High above the Baltic Sea, you hike through unspoilt landscapes, with sweeping views over the sea and the fine sandy beach below you.

A man and a woman ride bicycles on a paved path.

Cycle tour along the coast

Travemünde is the perfect starting point for extensive cycle tours. Well-maintained paths lead along the Baltic Sea coast towards Timmendorfer Strand, Scharbeutz or Niendorf. Along the way, cafés, small harbours and many stops with sea views beckon. If you want to experience the region actively, get on your bike.

Activities for
families in Travemünde

Travemünde is made for families: short distances, long beaches and a new adventure every day. Whether it's building sandcastles, eating ice cream on the promenade or a trip to Karl's adventure village - there's always something going on here. And if the weather doesn't play ball, the Bathing world at aja Travemünde ensures smiling faces.

A family holiday in Travemünde means laughing and discovering together and simply forgetting about everyday life - with lots of Baltic Sea feeling.

Karls Adventure Village Warnstorf

Just a few minutes away from Travemünde is Karls Erlebnis-Dorf Warnsdorf - a paradise for children and adults alike. Here you'll find fast-paced rides, colourful manufactories, petting animals and homemade treats. Make your own sweets or snack on strawberries: A trip to Karls is simply part of every holiday in Travemünde.

Building with boat and outdoor playground.

Playground with pirate ship

A real highlight for little explorers awaits right on the beach promenade in Travemünde: the large pirate playground. Children can romp between masts, ropes and sand while parents enjoy the Baltic Sea air and the view of the sea. Fun is guaranteed here - in the middle of everyday beach life.

A woman and a child in the swimming pool.

Bathing world at aja Travemünde: Bathing fun for the whole family

If the weather doesn't play ball or you simply fancy some water fun, the bathing world at aja Travemünde is just the thing. A large indoor and outdoor pool, whirlpools and plenty of space to splash around await you here. Children love the warm water and relaxed atmosphere, while parents can switch off in the wellness area or enjoy the sea view from the pool.

Off to Lübeck
Coastal city with culture

Just a short drive from Travemünde is Lübeck, the Queen of the Hanseatic League - a city full of history, culture and North German charm. Between the famous Holsten Gate, the old salt warehouses and the narrow streets of the old town, you can feel the spirit of times gone by.

Take a stroll along the River Trave and discover Gothic brick facades, small boutiques and cosy cafés. If you're in the mood for culture, visit the European Hanseatic Museum or listen to a concert in the Colosseum. And for a sweet finish, a piece of Lübeck marzipan is of course a must.

A perfect day trip for anyone who wants to combine sea and culture on holiday in Travemünde.

A building with towers and a lawn in the background.

Holsten Gate: The city's landmark and gateway to the historic old town - perfect for your souvenir photo.

Old Town: UNESCO World Heritage Site with winding alleyways, old merchants' houses and maritime flair.

Marzipan parlour Niederegger: Lübeck's sweetest tradition - discover the history of marzipan and taste your way through.

European Hanseatic Museum: Exciting insights into the history of the Hanseatic League and its significance for northern Germany.

St Mary's Church: One of the largest brick churches in the world with impressive vaults and the sound of bells.

Trave riverbank & café culture: Relax by the water, enjoy coffee and cake with a view of the old town - typical Lübeck.

Your Travemünde-
moment starts here

A day full of experiences: From the walk along the promenade to the view from the Brodtener Steilufer and the sunset on the Nordermole. And then? Back to the aja Travemünde, where you can round off the day with a sea view, sauna and a glass of wine.

Watch our video to see what it feels like: real Baltic Sea, real coastal feeling and plenty of time for yourself. Take a look, let yourself drift - and experience Travemünde as it should be.

aja Travemünde - where sea, wind and well-being come together.