Holiday Rental No. 07 at Villa Käthe is bright and modernly furnished. The living area, which features a sleeper sofa, TV, and dining area, opens onto a spacious balcony. The separate, fully equipped kitchen offers everything you need for self-catering. The holiday rental features a separate bedroom with a double bed. The en suite bathroom with a shower rounds out the apartment’s amenities. You can park the bicycles you bring with you under the covered bike rack.<br>We wish you a wonderful holiday!<br><br><br>Facility:<br><br> Villa Käthe is located in the traffic-calmed zone of the beautiful Baltic Sea resort of Göhren. The spa-style villa is situated on a well-maintained property with parking available right next to the house. Göhren’s main beach—featuring the spa park, spa stage, pier, and Amber Promenade—is just 200 metres away. Here you’ll find everything you need for a perfect day at the beach. In addition to a sports beach, a giant water slide, and numerous beach chairs available for rent, you’ll find a wide selection of restaurants near the fine sandy beach. The town centre, with its various shopping options and restaurants, is also just 100 metres away and easily accessible. Here you can explore the heart of the Kneipp spa town and its small local museums. Göhren also has a small train station, from which you can comfortably travel to the surrounding Baltic Sea resorts of Baabe, Sellin, and Binz. Transport is provided by a 100-year-old steam locomotive, which evokes a nostalgic atmosphere among passengers of all kinds. Along the way, you’ll discover the biodiverse natural landscape of Germany’s most beautiful island. Once you arrive in Baabe, be sure to take a stroll along Strandstraße; at the end of the street, cafés with homemade cakes and their very own unique charm await you. If you continue on to Sellin, an excursion to the Ahoi! Adventure Pool, where you’ll find water slides and pools of all shapes and sizes, as well as a fantastic sauna area. Continuing on from Sellin, the “Rasende Roland” takes you through the beech forests of Granitz with its famous hunting lodge, and from there on towards Putbus. Putbus is a planned town built by Elector Malte in the early 19th century, and its castle gardens enchant all visitors. In addition to a small castle, you can also marvel at red deer and fallow deer, which live in a large enclosure in the old castle park. <br><br>Rügen is therefore more diverse than one might initially suspect.