Breege-Juliusruh

municipality of Germany

Breege is a village and municipality on the island of Rügen, generally known as Seebad Breege-Juliusruh. The municipality consists of the villages Breege, Juliusruh, Kammin, Lobkevitz and Schmantevitz. Breege, originally a fishing village now has a yacht harbour on the Breege Bodden. Juliusruh on the Baltic Sea coast has an excellent beach.

Understand

Access to the beach at Löberplatz in Juliusruh

Breege-Juliusruh is basically two connected villages: Breege being originally a fishing village now a renovated tourist destination that has kept the feel of a village; Juliusruh established in the 19th century as a tourist destination is mainly modern holiday apartments.

  • Breege – Small but long single street village along the edge of the bodden. Although on the bodden, no public access to the water/reed front except at the harbour. The pleasant centre with harbour contains a number of restaurants and places for coffee and ice cream.
  • Juliusruh – A beach town with good sand although the shore edge can be full of seaweed. Number of restaurants along the main road and a small centre one road in towards the beach.

Get in

From the B96 at Bergen, take the L30 through Sagard and Glowe.

Get around

Bicycle is the easiest way around the area.

See

Remains of an old pier on the beach of Juliusruh at sunrise
  • Schaabe – a 12 km long narrow bar of land with woodland to excellent beach. Parking places off the road €1 or 50c per hour (€4 per day).

Do

  • Yachting school (MOLA Yachting), Boddenweg 1-2, Breege (Take the B96. Take the L30 from Sagard to Juliusruh and then on to Breege.), ☏ +49 38391 4320. The yachting school MOLA has sailing classes, holiday accommodation and lets out yachts. Pris på förfrågan.. 
  • Reederei Kipp, Dorfstraße 101, ☏ +49 38391 12306. Cruise boats to Vitte on Hiddensee and Ralsweik from Breege. 

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Sleep

There are many holiday apartments and cottages for rent in the area as well as a few hotels.

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