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At the Fegetasche bathing area in Plön, visitors have access to special lounge chairs that have been permanently installed by the town. However, there is no traditional rental service for mobile sun loungers (like on the Baltic Sea coast).

A beautifully decorated tree stump in the front garden of a private house, decorated as a Viking theme.

I'd only ever seen painted cows like these at numerous Swiss locations... lovely to see the two of them frolicking in front of the Dieksee promenade.

Pretty little beach... the bay is idyllically framed by reeds.

For years, the view of the historic building has been increasingly obscured by overgrown vegetation... but recently, efforts have begun to clear the area somewhat...

Good parking spot to start a tour around the Dieksee lake.

Lake Behler lies between the town of Plön and the village of Timmdorf in the heart of the Holstein Switzerland region. Like many other lakes, it is fed by the Schwentine River and is directly connected to Lake Langensee and Lake Höftsee. It is surrounded by Lake Schösee, Lake Schluensee, Lake Dieksee, and Lake Suhrer See. It covers an area of 227 hectares and has a maximum depth of 43 meters. Fishing is currently prohibited. There is a bathing area on the edge of Timmdorf, where the shore is very shallow, and there is a sunbathing lawn at the edge of the woods and a restroom.

From Malente, you'll cruise at a leisurely 15 kilometers per hour along the Schwentine River, which flows through Lake Dieksee from east to west. On the starboard side (that's the right side of the boat), you'll pass by the lido with its charming terrace, supported on pillars, dating back to the 1950s. At the Niederkleveez pier, you'll find more than just the ferry house and its magnificent terrace. With a bit of luck, you'll also get some fresh smoked fish from the Dieksee fishery next door. The journey continues through the picturesque village of Timmdorf to the Plön-Fegetasche pier, where customs officials used to "sweep travelers' pockets."