Fürstenberg - Strasen - Neustrelitz - Mirow - Buchholz - Rheinsberg - Fürstenberg

We offer you a peaceful region, with many lakes and rich fauna and flora.

The Mecklenburg Lakes are made up of more than a thousand interconnected lakes surrounded by forests, meadows and marshes. The ecologically pure natural paradise offers maximum relaxation, which is complemented by the region's functional infrastructure.

TheLittle Mecklenburg Lakes - an impressive area south of Müritz with more than 300 interconnected lakes. Narrow, deep lakes alternate with circular water bodies and short canals, creating a paradise for water sports enthusiasts. Often in this striking landscape, you will only discover the connecting channel between the lakes when you are sailing just past its mouth. But white signposts dating back to before German reunification will help you find your way.

The small Mecklenburg lakes are basically made up of two waterways: the Müritz-Havola road runs from Müritz to Priepert and the Upper Havola road runs from Neustrelitz via Priepert to Liebenwalde, north of Berlin. On these routes numerous detours can be made, for example to the waters of the Rheinsberg, Lychen, Templin or Wentow. In Rheinsberg, don't miss the famous rococo castle right on the shore.

Great Mecklenburg Lakes - Lake Müritz is the largest body of water in the Mecklenburg Lakes, covering an area of 117 km2, measuring approximately 15 km from west to east and 25 km from north to south. From the base of Hafendorf Mürizt, the northern shore is only visible in clear weather. The lake offers plenty of space for sailing or houseboat trips.