Overview
Grömitz has been a sea resort since 1813 and a sea spa since 1949, making it one of Germany's oldest Baltic coast destinations. With just 7,824 inhabitants, it hosts about 150,000 guests each year, ranking as the third most visited tourist destination in Schleswig-Holstein (after Westerland on Sylt and St.
Beach · Day Trips · Family Travel · Nature
Before you go
Accommodation
Primarily holiday apartments and five four-star hotels. Book ahead in summer peak season. Accommodation Office at Kurpromenade 56.
Food
Local seafood along promenade. ALDI and Edeka for self-catering. No chain restaurants present.
Money
Germany uses Euro (€). Credit cards accepted at hotels and larger restaurants; carry cash for smaller establishments and beach vendors.
Transport
No train or direct flights to Grömitz; nearest train is Neustadt, nearest airport is Hamburg. Bus connections available from both.