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Our new restaurant "Ole Liese" Pub cuisine meets gourmet delights The Ole Liese Wirtschaft and our gourmet restaurant 1797 are now merging into a unique culinary experience and new concept – under the new restaurant name "Ole Liese," you can look forward to a harmonious combination of two worlds: rustic hospitality and down-to-earth pub cuisine combined with the sophistication of fine gourmet cuisine. A retreat for all those who enjoy culinary delights. With this new focus, we offer you not only a modern interpretation of classic dishes and regional creations, but also exceptional Michelin-starred delicacies of the highest quality, created by our chef.

This lake also offers great opportunities for anglers. You can catch eels, perch, bream, pike, tench, zander, carp, roach, rudd, and burbot. For further important information and legal regulations regarding this fishing area, as well as for fishing permits, please contact: Schwarten Fishing Tenant Kellerstraße 52 23714 Bad Malente-Gremsmühlen Tel.: +49 4523 3563

Kellersee borders Malente to the east. It has a total area of approximately 50.6 hectares and a maximum depth of approximately 27 meters. A 14.6 km hiking trail surrounds the lake, including several highlights along the way. These include, for example, the "WunderWeltWasser" nature trail for all ages and the Rothensande estate, the original setting for the Immenhof films. Kellersee can be explored by both excursion boats and sailboats. Canoe trips from Eutin-Fissau are also possible, and there is also a swimming area here. Other swimming areas can be found in Wöbbensredder or at Hamburger Strand in Sielbeck. The swimming areas in Sielbeck and Fissau are unguarded. Anglers also have plenty of opportunities here, as the lake has a good population of zander, pike, and sea bass. Numerous waterfowl can also be observed here. This lake also offers great opportunities for anglers. You can catch eels, perch, bream, pike, tench, zander, carp, and others 🐟

The small former fishing village of Hohwacht has a very special attraction: right on the main beach there is a unique sea platform - the so-called "Hohwachter Flunder". It owes its unusual name to its unique shape, which is reminiscent of a flatfish. With its 24-meter-high steel pylon, which can be seen from afar, the pier has now become the most popular landmark of the Baltic Sea spa town of Hohwacht.

Today we were able to observe cranes.

The Sehlendorfer Binnensee nature reserve is located in the municipality of Blekendorf Sehlendorf. It is crossed by a hiking trail that takes you to the most interesting places and offers breathtaking views from two platforms, among other things. The Sehlendorfer Binnensee is one of the few beach lakes on the Baltic coast that still has an open connection to the Baltic Sea, the Broeck. This increases the salt content in the lake when Baltic Sea water flows in and decreases when the water level is lower. The changing salt content is crucial for a very special animal and plant world in this protected area. The wall is partially over-thinned and is home to beach grass and beach rye as well as protected sea thistles. A typical dry grassland with silver grass, sand sedge, stonecrop and dune pansies has developed on it. On the beach itself, sea whitlow, potash saltwort, sea kale and sea mustard thrive on the protected areas. https://www.hohwachterbucht.de/entspannen-und-geniessen/natur-erleben/sehlendorfer-binnensee

Nice view in the best weather.

On the way to Sehlendorfer Strand you have a beautiful view over the Sehlendorfer Binnensee to Hohwacht.