Kleine Giebelwohnung im Ferienhaus Makrele von 1877

This small gabled apartment is located in the attic of the Makrele holiday home and exudes a very special charm that only historic houses can offer: In both the living room and the bedroom, we’ve exposed and lovingly restored the old wooden beams on the ceiling and throughout the room. Combined with the light-colored walls and modern Scandinavian-style furnishings, this creates a cosy atmosphere.

The apartment is ideal for couples who will be staying in the bedroom with a double bed. The kitchen is equipped with everything you need: a ceramic cooktop, range hood, oven, refrigerator, and a dishwasher to take care of the dishes. For a relaxing bath after a long bike ride, there’s a bathtub in the bathroom. In addition to a small collection of books and games, there’s also, of course, a TV and Wi-Fi. You’ll also find a small welcome starter pack with essentials like a few dishwasher tablets, so you can start your holiday worry-free.

The old orchard behind our historic fisherman’s cottage is waiting for you to explore it. Stroll among the many apple trees, or sit in the sun with your coffee. Or wind down the evening with a barbecue surrounded by greenery. Did you get hungry while swinging in our hammock? Help yourself to whatever you’re in the mood for from the garden! Our fruit is for everyone to enjoy.

You can easily park your car on the property, and we’ve built a dedicated bike shed for your bicycles.


Away from mass tourism, idyllic and peaceful—that’s Stahlbrode. This town, historically shaped by fishing, is surrounded by nature reserves and, thanks to its unique location, has a direct ferry connection to Rügen. Stahlbrode is the perfect place for those seeking a break, wanting to hike or bike, or wishing to visit the most beautiful cities, towns, and spots in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania without having to stay in the crowded tourist hotspots. You can even enjoy water sports like kitesurfing, windsurfing, or sailing.

Just 15 minutes to the island of Rügen—whether on foot, by bike, or by car. From April through October, the ferry service takes you to Germany’s largest island, home to breathtaking natural wonders such as the chalk cliffs in Jasmund National Park or a visit to one of Germany’s oldest nature reserves on the island of Vilm.

The historic Hanseatic cities of Stralsund and Greifswald are each a 20-minute drive away and attract visitors with their historic old towns, an exciting cultural programme, and a diverse array of restaurants and bars.

The Fischland-Darß-Zingst Peninsula, as well as the island of Hiddensee, are just an hour’s drive from Stahlbrode, making them ideal destinations for day trips.