Küstenlandschaft zwischen Priwall und Barendorf mit Harkenbäkniederung

Summary

This diverse coastal landscape between Priwall and Barendorf features stunning cliffs, dunes, beach ridges, and the pristine Harkenbäk stream. Moors and small lakes provide vital habitats for various species.

Description

The coastal landscape between Priwall and Barendorf with the Harkenbäk lowlands is a remarkable nature reserve situated along the Baltic Sea in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany. It is distinguished by its varied and unspoiled natural environment. This area presents an impressive cliff coast, rising majestically above the sea, alongside extensive dunes and ancient beach ridges. A unique feature is the Harkenbäk, a natural stream that meanders undisturbed through the landscape before flowing into the Baltic Sea. The reserve also encompasses valuable moors and several small lakes, including the Deipsee. These diverse habitats provide protection for a rich array of flora and fauna, specifically adapted to the unique conditions of this coastal ecosystem. Bordering the Pötenitzer Wiek and the Priwall peninsula, it serves as a crucial refuge for rare species. Access is available via marked paths.