On the island
Your arrival with
...by car
You can reach our beautiful island from Berlin and Hamburg via the so-called Baltic Sea motorway, the A20. Two bridges lead from the mainland to the island - the Peene Bridge in Wolgast and the Zecherin Bridge near Anklam.
The Peene Bridge Wolgast or the “Blue Wonder” opens its arms to boat traffic at 05:45 a.m., 08:45 a.m., 12:45 p.m., 17:45 p.m. and 20:45 p.m.
The Zecheriner Bridge allows ships to pass at 08:45 am, 12:45 pm and 16:45 pm.
During the months of April to October the two bridges are opened more frequently.
...by bus
It doesn't have to be a plane or train; long-distance buses also travel to the island of Usedom from all over Germany. The Usedom Railway (UBB) operates regular long-distance buses from Hamburg to our island, and FlixBus has a steadily expanding route network. From May to September, the Baltic Sea Express also runs from Zwickau to Ahlbeck.
You can book the timetables and tariffs for long-distance buses from Berlin and Hamburg via UBB:
You can find the timetables and tariffs for the green long-distance buses via FlixBus:
Furthermore, you can use the local bus service, especially the Kaiserbäder line of the VVG, free of charge and thus travel around in the towns of Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf and Bansin.
...by train
You can travel to the island of Usedom by train from all directions in Germany, but unfortunately, at least one change of trains is unavoidable. Both ICE and IC trains, as well as regional trains, arrive in Stralsund and Züssow, where you can connect to the Usedom Railway (UBB). This will take you across the Wolgast bascule bridge, through the seaside resorts and island villages along the coast, and finally bring you comfortably to your destination. It is also possible to get off the train in Anklam and continue your journey on the VVG bus mv81 (a regional bus line from Anklam station to Heringsdorf) several times a day. In this case, you will need to get off in Bansin, Heringsdorf, or Ahlbeck.
You can find your train connection to the Imperial Baths in the Deutsche Bahn travel information:
The timetables and tariffs for rail traffic on the island can be found via the UBB:
The timetables for the VVG's Regiobus line mv81 can be found here:
...by plane
Blue Baltic Sea, white beaches, and green forests. The island is a feast for the eyes from a bird's-eye view, and the landing approach over the nature park is an experience in itself. From May to October, flights depart from and land to Kassel (MHS Aviation), Luxembourg (LuxAir), and Friedrichshafen (MHS Aviation).) and June to August from and to Zurich (SWISS) from and to Heringsdorf Airport – probably the fastest and most comfortable way to get to our beautiful island by scheduled and commercial aircraft.
Do you want to experience the sea in the imperial baths? Then quickly book the next flight: