슐라이문둥 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

A lovely stretch of beach from the Olpenitz promenade directly to the beach and barefoot along the water's edge to Schönhagen, sometimes a bit rocky and with the opportunity to swim in the Baltic Sea every now and then - simply wonderful.

Approximately 85 houses float in the harbor on a total of five piers. The wooden bridges are freely accessible, and the floating houses themselves are private or rental properties.

From the Schleiufer street, you have a unique view of the floating houses. A total of about 85 of these floating units are located along the five piers.

The wide sandy beach has thrown up a few flat dunes in its hinterland, which are important for ground-nesting birds.

Weidefelder Beach, south of Olpenitz, is a very long and wide sandy beach with hinterland dunes. The beach slopes gently into the water with a sandbar in front and is well-visited in summer. The beach is fully developed, has a large 🅿️, a restaurant, a DLRG station, and numerous beach chairs.

A small but lovely dog beach! Our Bronco had a lot of fun. ♥

The Slessmynna stands in Maasholm on the Schlei. The Schlei estuary was named Slessmynna around 971 AD. The Slessmynna depicted here is part of a ship's hull, but only the front section is shown. The front part of a ship's hull is called the bow. At the ship's prow, a beautiful female figurehead is depicted. Figureheads were intended to keep ships on course and protect them from misfortune.

The cliffs near Schönhagen on the Baltic Sea truly offer a beautiful view and are a true natural experience. Schönhagen is located on the Schleswig-Holstein Baltic Sea coast between Kappeln and Eckernförde, directly on Gelting Bay. The coast here is characterized by an active cliff line that is constantly changing due to erosion. From the upper edges of the cliffs, you have a wide, unobstructed view of the Baltic Sea. In clear weather, you can see to the horizon, watch ships and sailboats or simply enjoy the shimmering water. The view is particularly charming due to the contrast: the turquoise blue and gray of the Baltic Sea meets the yellow-brown sand and earth of the cliffs, often accompanied by green grass and bushes above. The sometimes rugged cliff edges and the water-shaped structures of the coast are fascinating to behold. In contrast to many developed promenades, the cliffs near Schönhagen are very natural. This contributes to the tranquility and authenticity of the experience. Especially in the evening, when the sun sets over the sea, the cliffs transform into a magical place. The colors of the sky are reflected in the water and the silhouette of the coast stands out picturesquely. Down on the beach, you can walk directly below the cliffs. From there, the coast appears even more impressive, and you have the opportunity to search for fossils or snail shells exposed by erosion. Often, narrow paths or wider walking trails lead directly above the cliff edge. These not only offer the best views, but also a feeling of freedom and space. The Schönhagen cliffs are a perfect place to experience the beauty of the Baltic Sea in its original form and unwind. A visit is well worth it.