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The thatched country house with its own sauna is in a first-class, central location near the beach. The semi-detached house is located on a 240 sqm enclosed garden/natural plot in a quiet location with a 30 sqm terrace. A high hedge surrounds the small garden with the terrace and ensures privacy, protected from view. The holiday home ensures a feel-good holiday with its loving furnishings. You can end a day of vacation comfortably by the fireplace. The sauna offers individual relaxation for a small fee of ?2.00 per hour. The open kitchen is generously equipped with everything a hobby chef needs and still leaves enough time for the most important things on vacation. Zingst is the eastern part of the national park of the peninsula, which belongs to the Fischland-Darß-Zingst region. Fine sandy, gently sloping beaches and numerous excursion options ensure a relaxing holiday. The small seafaring village has now been transformed into a modern, lively Baltic Sea spa. The best way to discover and experience nature is via cycling and hiking trails. This attractive holiday resort with its charm and enchanting ambience is located harmoniously between the lagoon and the Baltic Sea in the Western Pomerania Lagoon Landscape National Park. Highlights included: Consumption-based energy costs, final cleaning Activities nearby: Visit the local history museum in Zingst and find out about the origins of the former fishing village through numerous historical objects. During a guided tour you will receive a lot of useful information about the old traditions as well as the history and origins of the Baltic Sea resort of Zingst.