Grebin: Hotels and Accommodation

Grebin's tourist offering focuses on a rural lake landscape. Opportunities for walking in the surrounding countryside, observing wildlife and fishing are all available; white-tailed eagles, roe deer and fish are among those mentioned. When cycling, the routes lead through villages and along lakes.

Landscape and Nature

The area around Grebin is home to Zappen Warder, Ziegen Warder, Rotten Warder and Bischofswarder.

Culture and History

Grebin's local heritage includes the remains of a medieval motte-and-bailey castle between the village and Lake Görnitz, another late-medieval motte-and-bailey castle between Lake Tresdorf and Lake Rotten, as well as medieval castle ruins in the park of Gut Schönweide.

The Riemannstein is located in the area around Grebin. In the wider regional surroundings of Grebin are the Herb Museum and the Naval Memorial in Laboe.

Culinary Experiences

Grebin is home to a vineyard operated by Weingut S. J. Montigny. Solaris, Felicias and Regent grapes are cultivated there; the house wine “So mookt wi dat!” is also produced.

Swimming

Grebin offers swimming at Lake Grebin. The bathing area at Lake Grebin is characterized by sunbathing lawns, shade-providing trees and a sandy beach.

Transport

There are no direct bus connections to Grebin. Travellers can take the train to Plön and change there to bus 350.

Other places: Behrensdorf, Hohwacht, Sehlendorf, Futterkamp, Tröndel, Schwartbuck, Blekendorf, Panker

To the higher-level travel overview: Lütjenburg.