Exploring the Kaiserbäder and the Areas Around Them

Ferry Routes

Several times a day (depending on the swell), you can hop from one pier to another (free of charge with the Kaiserbäder UsedomCard) between Bansin, Heringsdorf, Ahlbeck, and neighboring Swinemünde. In addition, there are excursion trips to Usedom’s other seaside resorts, seal-watching tours, and boat trips as far as Misdroy or toward Rügen.

Ride the bus for free with the UsedomCard (tourist card)

The Kaiserbäderlinie buses can be used free of charge with the UsedomCard and provide convenient connections between Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf, and Bansin.

During the summer, the Kaiserbäderlinie runs every 20 minutes between Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf, and Bansin. During the shoulder and off-seasons, the bus runs every 30 or 60 minutes.

The villages of Sellin, Gothen, Alt Sallenthin, and Neu Sallenthin can be reached by the ILSE-Bus.

Staff at the tourist information offices will be happy to provide printed schedules and information about the routes.

Usedomer Bäderbahn

The UBB runs every half hour in the summer and every hour in the winter. It connects all the seaside resorts along Usedom’s outer coast and is also recommended for day trips, such as to Peenemünde or Stralsund.

You can bring your bicycle on board.

Out and About on a Bicycle

Cycling on Usedom is simply part of the vacation experience. A well-developed network of bike paths runs along the Baltic Sea coast, through the Kaiserbäder Usedom, and into the island’s diverse hinterland. Whether you’re taking a leisurely family ride or a longer bike tour, you’ll enjoy ocean views, nature, and numerous attractions along the way. In Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf, and Bansin, you’ll also find plenty of bike rental shops where you can rent traditional bicycles, e-bikes, and the necessary accessories.

Discover the Kaiserbäder of Ahlbeck, Heringsdorf, and Bansin