View of Großer Plöner See and islands

From the romantic bench on the jetty in Sepel, you can enjoy stunning views of the large Lake Plön. It's an idyllic place to unwind, dream, and relax.

The nature reserve "Islands in the Great Plön Lake and Störland Peninsula" covers an area of 261 hectares. Under protection since the beginning of 1993, it has been looked after by NABU Plön since 1998.

The nature reserve offers water and reed birds migration, breeding and resting opportunities. The sea eagle Haliaetus albicilla can be found here as a breeding bird. In the forests of the islands, golden-eye ducks Bucephala clangula and goosanders Mergus merganser also breed in tree hollows. The islands are also safe breeding and moulting grounds for greylag geese Anser anser as well as various species of ducks. The Great Plön Lake is the most important breeding water in the country. In summer and early autumn, large flocks of ducks and grebes change their feathers on the lake. The extensive shallow water zones, the wind protection provided by the islands and the relatively low intensity of disturbance make the NSG the most attractive area of the lake for water birds.

Also with the big four-legged friends a popular bath place.