Nationalpark Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft is the largest national park on Germany's Baltic Sea coast, offering a unique combination of wild, roaring nature and serene tranquility. Spanning an impressive 786 km², this third-largest national park in Germany comprises 83% of its area covered by the Baltic Sea, mudflats, and lagoons. Established in 1990, it is home to an extraordinary mosaic of habitats, teeming with diverse wildlife and plant species.

Here, nature is allowed to thrive according to its own rules, following the motto of all 16 national parks in Germany: Let nature be nature. The park offers a range of activities for visitors to immerse themselves in nature, including land and water-based excursions, camping, and observing wildlife. Explore the interactive map for hiking and cycling routes, viewpoints, protected areas, and more.

Join Ranger Lutz for a special guided tour along the Leuchtturmweg to Darßer Ort, where he will share fascinating insights into 300 years of forest history and the daily life of a ranger. Experience the untamed beauty of the Nationalpark Vorpommersche Boddenlandschaft and discover a world where nature reigns supreme