National Park Pre-Pomeranian Lagoons

The National Park of the Pre-Pre-Pomeranian Lagoons is located in Germany, on the coast of the Baltic Sea lagoons. This park was founded on 1 October 1990 and covers 805 square kilometers, making it the third largest national park in Germany. Half of the park is located in the open Baltic Sea, a quarter of the territory falls on the waters of the Dars Zingster lagoons and the West Norwegian lagoon chain.

Under the protection of the national park is shallow water with rich flora and fauna. Their diversity is explained by the different salinity of the water in different parts of the Baltic Sea. For example, in the local bays comes to spawn Atlantic herring. From land, the territory of the national park includes part of Hiddenze Island, Darsa and the Zingst Peninsula, as well as a narrow strip of land on the island of Rügen.

Long-faced seals regularly enter the territory of the national park, but they do not breed here. Also here you can observe an ordinary seal, porpoise and otter, and roe deer, boar, noble deer live on land, deer is found.