Kröslin

The Marina Kröslin - more than just one harbor.

No matter where the journey should go, whether sailing trip, fishing trip, family vacation or just looking for relaxation on the water. You can make your dream come true in Marina Kröslin.

It is the ideal home port for water sports enthusiasts, because the 5-star marina not only passionately takes care of the boat, but also the entire crew. The physical well -being is taken care of in the restaurant and the nearby tapas bar, the small shops invite you to stroll and linger, and a visit to the hairdressing salon offers the successful completion of a stay in land for storm -tried captains.

As a guest from the country side, you are also welcome. If you want, we bed on gentle waves in our floating houses, take them on the water on our short trip under sailing or sweeten your free time in our wellness and relaxation system.

The Marina Kröslin - a port with a feel -good guarantee.

Certified: yellow wave, IMCI 5-stars

The village of Freest can be found on the mainland 10 km north of Wolgast near the mouth of the Peenestrom in the Baltic Sea. The view from the beach to the muzzle area and the opposite Peenemünde can be described as a real pleasure. The beach is ideal for sunbathing and also has a flat child -friendly shore with a small playground. Dogs are not allowed on the beach.

The idea for the Heimatstube had the teacher and freestern school director Erich Mundstock decades ago. He collected many objects of everyday life from past times. In 1962 Erich Mundstock founded the Heimatstube in the Freester School and gave his collection such a permanent place. With his death in 1987, the original Heimatstube was closed. After the political turn in the GDR, the former customs house used for decades was handed over to the municipality of Kröslin. In 1992 the Freester Heimatstube was reopened in the rooms of the building. Today it includes seven rooms for permanent exhibitions and rooms for exchange exhibitions and lectures. Guests of the local museum can go on a journey through time to an old living room and a kitchen, as well as a bedroom and a school room. All objects, including dolls and doll cars, a sewing room and a hairdressing room, were donated by people from the region.
However, the most famous exhibits in the local museum are the freester fishing carpets. Made by residents of the community, every carpet tells its own story.

The Christophorus Church in Kröslin was built at the end of the 13th century/at the beginning of the 14th century as a cross -rib -arched hall church. The tower has late baroque architectural features. The interior of the village church shape a linked altitude carpet, which was worked in the Freest fishing village in 1948 and a large baptismal font from the 14th century.
To Ev. Parish of Kröslin (district of Vorpommern-Greifswald) includes the towns of Kröslin (Christophorus Church), Freest, Groß Ernsthof, Hollendorf, Karrin, Rubenow, Rubenow settlement and Voddow as well as the two islands of Ruden and Greifswalder Oie.
The church is open from May to October (Mon-Fri 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2.30pm to 5pm). The community celebrates service on Sundays at 10 a.m. in the church.