The little town of Barth is certainly worth a journey at any season of the year. You will find Barth on the southern shore of the Bodden chain, which is separated from the Baltic Sea by the Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula. This exceptional geographic location and the equable climate make our town an interesting point of departure for water sports lovers and tourists from near and far. Town houses that have been renovated with loving care, medieval alleyways and venerable buildings such as the cloister-like Aristocratic Ladies’ Convent and St. Marien Church (St. Mary's) in the Gothic brick style let the past come alive again.

Let us invite you to our town of Barth, which is picturesquely located between the sea and the landlocked country. Since 1990, Barth Port has developed into a starting point for nautical tourism and into a shipyard location for trade shipping as well as for sports shipping. There are electric power connectors as well as mains hoses in the entire docklands. Facilities for the disposal of faeces are provided for sports boats in the shipyard and for trade shipping, with their own pump, at the ballast box. Barth shipyard also provides a yacht service, a filling station for water, a filling station for carburettor fuel for diesel fuel and an engine service. There are cranes up to 45 tons for unloading ships.