You asked about the Molli and the Minster shore excursion. I am sorry I don't have any personal information but I didn't know if you had seen the following write-up. "Boarding your deluxe motorcoach on the pier, you begin your relaxing and romantic countryside tour driving through the typical flatland landscape of former East Germany to the town of Bad Doberan. On the way you pass several small villages displaying the great changes that came after reunification in 1990, rich farmlands and quite a number of wind-parks producing electricity from huge wind-power-stations.

Stopping in Bad Doberan, your first highlight is the 700-year-old Minster, constructed of red bricks. You will have a half hour inside visit, plus a stroll through the beautiful park which surrounds this lovely church. Inside the church, treasures from the 14th and 15th centuries such as the Rochus and the Cross Altar as well as a masterpiece wooden statue of St. Mary, leaves visitors in silent admiration. With its strong city walls protecting the entire town, the Minster once was a bishop's seat, then a center of religious and military power.

Close to the Minster you will reach the train station of the Molli and enjoy a ride on this historic narrow gauge steam train. The approximately 35-minute ride from Bad Doberan to Kühlungsborn creates a special atmosphere, with the historic cars being pulled by an antique steam locomotive. Passing lush fields of corn the ride takes you along Europe's oldest avenue of lime-trees to the beach resort of Kühlungsborn. A romantic experience, once installed by royalty as a "summer hobby".

At Kühlungsborn, famous for its architecture and beautiful beach, you will disembark the Molli and take a refreshment break at a seaside café. Enjoy a piece of typical home made German cake with a cup of coffee or tea in one of the historic buildings on the romantic beach promenade. There will be time for a short stroll along the promenade before boarding the motorcoach. On the return transfer you will drive through Heiligendamm. This beach resort is famous for its numerous white houses from the early 1900s, in the reign of German Emperor Wilhelm II."