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- Take the train to Bergen auf R\u00fcgen. From there, bus route 20 towards G\u00f6hren takes you roughly hourly during the day to the Abzweig Seedorf stop, about one kilometre before the village, in around 40 minutes. On some journeys you change at Serams Wendeplatz (as things stand, November 2026).<\/li>\n
- All three berths lie close together on the Lanckener Bek: two on the east bank directly in the village, one opposite on the west bank.<\/li>\n
- There is no supermarket in Seedorf. The nearest are in Sellin, around 3.5 kilometres away. In the harbour building of Hafen Seedorf there is a fish shop with a snack bar.<\/li>\n
- Parking for cars, boat trailers and motorhomes is available in Seedorf at Hafen Seedorf, just a few steps from the Forellensteg.<\/li>\n
- It's just under 3 nautical miles to the open Bodden through the Lanckener Bek and the Having. The Having is part of the Southeast R\u00fcgen Biosphere Reserve; there you follow the marked channel.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Which harbours are there in Seedorf on R\u00fcgen?<\/h2>\n
In Seedorf yachts berth at three places on the Lanckener Bek. On the east bank, directly in the village, forward towards the Having lies the Forellensteg Seedorf and just 200 metres further north, towards Neuensiener See, the Hafen Seedorf. Opposite on the west bank, somewhat southwest of the Forellensteg, lie the pontoons of Segelsportverein Lancken-Granitz. They already belong to the neighbouring municipality of Lancken-Granitz; you walk into the village over a footbridge.<\/p>\n
All three berths are natural harbours: the pontoons lie in a natural waterway, not behind breakwaters. Further east lie the harbour of Baabe on the Baaber Bek, around two kilometres away, and the harbour of Sellin on Selliner See, around three kilometres to the northeast. Both are separate places and not the subject of this article.<\/p>\n
Arriving for trip departure in Seedorf<\/h2>\n
The easiest way to reach Seedorf is by car via the R\u00fcgen Bridge near Stralsund or by train and bus via Bergen auf R\u00fcgen. The final stretch runs about one kilometre south from the B196 federal road into the village.<\/p>\n
From the airport to Seedorf<\/h3>\n
The nearest airport is Rostock-Laage, around 100 kilometres as the crow flies southwest of Seedorf. From there you drive by hire car along the Baltic Sea motorway A20 towards Stralsund and on to the island.<\/p>\n
The airports in Berlin and Hamburg have more flight connections, around 220 and 250 kilometres as the crow flies respectively. From Berlin the ICE runs to Bergen auf R\u00fcgen. With a good connection you can reach Sellin by train and bus in around four and a half hours.<\/p>\n
By car, train, bus or ferry<\/h3>\n
By car, take the A20 to Stralsund, cross the R\u00fcgenbr\u00fccke onto the island and, from Bergen, follow the B196 towards G\u00f6hren. About one kilometre after Lancken-Granitz, turn right towards Seedorf; the turn-off is signposted. In high season, traffic on the way to the island often backs up. In that case, the car ferry from Stahlbrode to Glewitz is an alternative: from Glewitz, you drive via Garz and Putbus to Lancken-Granitz. The crossing takes around 15 minutes, and you buy your tickets on board. The ferry only runs in season, does not operate in winter, and stops running in strong wind (as things stand, November 2026).<\/p>\n
Take the train to Bergen auf R\u00fcgen. From the station, bus route 20 runs roughly hourly during the day via Lancken-Granitz to Sellin and G\u00f6hren, and after around 40 minutes you get off at the Abzweig Seedorf stop. On some journeys you need to change at Serams Wendeplatz to do so (as things stand, November 2026). From there it is about one kilometre on foot to the harbours. The Seedorf Hafen stop of the local bus route 25 to Sellin and Baabe is right at the harbour. It is only served on the summer timetable and only a few times a day; on the winter timetable, route 25 does not call at Seedorf (as things stand, November 2026).<\/p>\n
Seedorf is part of the Baltic seaside resort of Sellin. With the Sellin visitor's card for your stay, you can therefore travel free of charge on the buses in the southeast of the island, including line 20 between Serams and G\u00f6hren and the local bus line 25, and on the solar ferry across the Selliner See. With the day visitor's card, free travel applies only on local bus line 25. The current timetables are available from the Verkehrsgesellschaft Vorpommern-R\u00fcgen<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Access to the three berths<\/h3>\n
Forellensteg and Hafen Seedorf lie next to each other on the eastern shore, you reach both via Dorfstra\u00dfe: Forellensteg at the address Dorfstra\u00dfe 13b, Hafen Seedorf at Dorfstra\u00dfe 8a. The pontoons of the Segelsportverein Lancken-Granitz on the western shore cannot be reached by car through the village. You drive on the B196 towards Preetz and turn right onto a track before the footbridge to Seedorf.<\/p>\n
From the club pontoons you cross the footbridge in around ten minutes into the village.<\/p>\n
Parking<\/h3>\n
Parking spaces for cars, boat trailers and motorhomes are available in Seedorf at Hafen Seedorf (Dorfstra\u00dfe 8a), just a few steps from Forellensteg. At night the Hafen Seedorf site is closed on the landward side.<\/p>\n
There is another car park about 200 metres from Seedorf harbour.<\/p>\n
Showers and sanitary facilities<\/h3>\n
All three berths have toilet facilities, at Forellensteg and Hafen Seedorf also showers. At Hafen Seedorf the shower runs on coins, there are also washing machine, tumble dryer and accessible toilet facilities.<\/p>\n
Shopping for the trip<\/h3>\n
There is no supermarket in Seedorf itself. The nearest ones are in Sellin, about 3.5 kilometres away: Netto in Friedrich-von-Hagenow-Stra\u00dfe, Aldi on Zum M\u00f6nchguter Tor and Edeka in Ostbahnstra\u00dfe. You can reach them by car or, all year round, by bus line 20 from the Abzweig Seedorf stop. There is a Rewe in Binz, just under 5 kilometres away.<\/p>\n
In the harbour building at Seedorf harbour there is a fish shop with a snack bar, and the harbour also offers a bread roll delivery service. In the village you will find the restaurants \u201cLieblingsplatz\u201d (restaurant and wine bar by the harbour) and \u201cSeedorf 13\u201d. Through Seedorf harbour you can also enquire about a hire car and get hire bikes.<\/p>\n
Doctor, pharmacy and emergency services<\/h3>\n
The nearest pharmacy is the Granitz-Apotheke at Granitzer Stra\u00dfe 18 in Sellin, around 3.8 kilometres as the crow flies from the harbours. There is a GP surgery in Baabe on Strandstra\u00dfe, around 3.6 kilometres away.<\/p>\n
The nearest hospital is the Sana-Krankenhaus R\u00fcgen at Calandstra\u00dfe 7\/8 in Bergen auf R\u00fcgen. It has accident and emergency departments including for internal medicine, surgery and children.<\/p>\n
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- 112: Ambulance service, emergency doctor and fire brigade<\/li>\n
- 110: Police<\/li>\n
- 116 117: out-of-hours medical service<\/li>\n
- 0800 0022833: emergency pharmacy service<\/li>\n
- At sea: VHF channel 16 or DSC on channel 70, call sign \u201cBremen Rescue\u201d, the maritime rescue coordination centre of the Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Rettung Schiffbr\u00fcchiger (DGzRS) in Bremen; by phone around the clock on +49 421 53687-0, and from German mobile networks near the coast also on 124 124.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Harbours in Seedorf at a glance<\/h2>\n
Hafen Seedorf has 55 berths. At Forellensteg there are day and permanent berths, at the club day visitors are welcome. The key details at a glance:<\/p>\n
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