The Strandkoje 823
Tiny Home features 24 m² of space, just 100 metres as the crow flies from the beach, and cleverly accommodates everything you need for a relaxing holiday for up to four people —plus your small dog is welcome, too! The bright living area with an open, well-equipped kitchen is perfect for cooking together and hanging out. In the evening, you can adjust the lighting to suit your mood. Where to sleep? In the cosy double bedroom or the room with two single beds—perfect for families or groups of friends.
The bathroom has a shower and sink; the toilet is separate. On your private terrace with an unobstructed view of the greenery, you can start your day relaxed or wind it down. You can park your car right next to the beach cabin in the designated parking spot.
And the icing on the cake: For a small fee, you can use the camp’s communal pool and sauna—ideal after a long day at the beach.
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Imagine: seaside air, sunrise, and your own terrace—right on the beach in Göhren.
At the Regenbogencamp in Göhren on Rügen, our modern tiny homes are waiting for you—little living wonders that deliver a big holiday feeling. Each holiday home has two separate bedrooms and a fully equipped kitchen-living area: everything you need to start your day well-rested, enjoy breakfast on the terrace, and just a few minutes later sink your toes into the fine sandy beach—which is only 100 metres as the crow flies, or a 5-minute walk away, and thus practically right outside your door.
Göhren is no ordinary Baltic Sea resort. The Mönchgut Peninsula lies here as if frozen in time—gentle hills set in vast, unspoiled nature, crystal-clear water, historic seaside resort architecture, and that very special tranquility you won’t find anywhere else. Here, you can truly slow down. The fresh breeze invites you to go on bike rides through the pine forests and along the coastline, while the long, fine sandy beaches are perfect for sunbathing, relaxing, swimming, and simply doing nothing. Göhren offers you a choice of two beaches: the slightly livelier North Beach with its pier and entertainment options, or—on the other side of town—the unspoiled, somewhat quieter South Beach.
For those looking for something to do: the historic pier with its panoramic ocean views, the lighthouse steeped in history, Jasmund National Park with its world-famous chalk cliffs, popular neighbouring seaside resorts like Sellin or Binz, and even the treetop trail with its modern observation tower in Prora are all easily accessible. And in the evening? Fresh fish and regional cuisine at one of the quaint restaurants, entertainment on the pier, or a beach bar party to round off the week—it doesn’t get any better than this.