Fehmarn

Five golden stars and the letter S in gold, with the fifth star on the right side partially cut off - perfect for depicting camping directly on the Baltic Sea.
Experience pure nature on Fehmarn

Fehmarn

Fehmarn is a true paradise for nature lovers. The island boasts an impressive variety of landscapes – from wide open fields to unique cliffs and protected nature reserves. Discover the sunny island and its rich flora and fauna!

A marina with numerous sailing boats and yachts moored along the waterfront, with industrial buildings and silos in the background under a cloudy sky.
Experience Fehmarn - where every discovery becomes an unforgettable moment.
Eine einzelne, glatte, goldene Wellenlinie auf transparentem Hintergrund, die sich sanft von links nach rechts auf und ab wölbt – und so das Gefühl vermittelt, direkt an der Ostsee mit ihrer ruhigen Küstenströmung zu campen.
An open-air market with white tents and stalls selling clothes and accessories on a cobbled street, surrounded by trees and people browsing on a sunny day.

Events on Fehmarn

Direct beach location: Enjoy the fine sandy south beach right on your doorstep - perfect for relaxation and enjoying nature.
Birdwatching: Not far from the island camp, you can observe numerous bird species in their natural habitat.
Fascination of the sea: Listen to the waves, collect shells or experience dreamlike sunsets on the horizon.

A white sailing boat glides across the blue sea under a clear sky. Another boat can be seen in the distance. In the foreground, purple flowers and rocks line a sandy beach.

Nature reserves

Wallnau: The largest nature reserve on the island is a paradise for birdwatchers and offers exciting insights into the world of migratory birds. Grüner Brink: This idyllic area on the north coast attracts visitors with its dunes, lagoons and species-rich wildlife. Krummsteert-Sulsdorfer Wiek: Another protected area with a unique coastal landscape and rare flora.

Eine einzelne, glatte, goldene Wellenlinie auf transparentem Hintergrund, die sich sanft von links nach rechts auf und ab wölbt – und so das Gefühl vermittelt, direkt an der Ostsee mit ihrer ruhigen Küstenströmung zu campen.
A grassy landscape with a wooden fence in the foreground, tall green reeds and a calm blue sea under a clear sky with scattered clouds. A small building can be seen on the right.
Simple line drawing of a camera within a circular frame, all in light brown color on a white background - perfect for capturing memories of camping right by the Baltic Sea.

Highlights of the island's nature

Staberhuk cliffs: Impressive rock formations that fall bizarrely into the sea - a place where you can feel the power of nature.
Fields and meadows: The wide, open landscapes of Fehmarn invite you to take long walks.
Unique flora and fauna: From rare plant species to butterflies and migratory birds - the island is a living natural paradise.

Eine einzelne, glatte, goldene Wellenlinie auf transparentem Hintergrund, die sich sanft von links nach rechts auf und ab wölbt – und so das Gefühl vermittelt, direkt an der Ostsee mit ihrer ruhigen Küstenströmung zu campen.

Culture

Discover the historic townscape of Burg auf Fehmarn with its half-timbered houses and historic town hall. Burg also offers charming boutiques and the island's four churches are well worth a visit. You can also visit the Fehmarn Museum and learn more about the island's history.

Jimi Hendrix memorial stone: This memorial stone commemorates the legendary Love and Peace Festival at which Jimi Hendrix played on Fehmarn. A must-visit for music fans.

Historical ruins of Glambeck: The ruins of the old fortress from the Thirty Years' War are located on the Burgtiefe peninsula. Legend has it that two children of the Count of Holstein escaped from the Danish soldiers in a secret tunnel, but never reached the safety of the castle.

Submarine U11 and Sea Rescue Museum: The submarine U11 in Burgstaaken and the Sea Rescue Museum offer a fascinating insight into maritime history.

Megalithic tombs and Alversteen: The 5,500-year-old Alversteen megalithic tomb is an impressive relic of the Stone Age that can be visited.

Flügger lighthouse: Enjoy the breathtaking view of Fehmarn from the Flügger lighthouse and discover the diverse flora and fauna in the surrounding area.

A large, dark submarine lies on land. A metal ramp leads to the entrance. The sky is blue with a few clouds, and a small flag is flying on the submarine.
Street café with red chairs and tables under a large parasol, next to parked cars on a cobbled street. People sit and chat, with market tents and trees in the background on a sunny day.

Indulgence

Culinary diversity in Burg: The island's capital Burg in particular, but also other places on the island, offers many restaurants serving regional specialties and fresh seafood.

Adventuregolf and café: Guests can experience an entertaining adventure in miniature golf right here in the village of "Meeschendorf" and fortify themselves with cake or ice cream in the café.

South beach and beach cafés: On Fehmarn's south beach, you can not only enjoy the sea, but also indulge in fresh fish dishes and local delicacies in the beach cafés and small restaurants.

Experiences

Local tips
Fehmarn offers numerous leisure activities, which you can experience directly at our island camp, but there is also a lot to discover away from the campsite:

  • Fehmarnsund Bridge: Fehmarn can be reached via the imposing Fehmarnsund Bridge, which connects the mainland with the island and is also considered a landmark and is affectionately known as the “coat hanger”.
  • Bike and e-scooter tours: The island is perfect for exploring by bike or electric scooter. Fehmarn offers well-developed cycle paths and numerous sights.
  • NABU Wallnau Waterfowl Reserve: observe more than 200 different bird species in the wild.
  • Sightseeing flights and Neujellingsdorf airfield: Germany’s smallest airfield offers sightseeing flights over Fehmarn.
  • Wulfener Berge golf course: A beautiful 18-hole golf course that is playable all year round.
  • Adventuregolf: Adventuregolf, a great minigolf course with café, is located directly in the village.
A wide bridge spans a body of water at sunset. A sandy beach and a grassy landscape can be seen in the foreground. The sky is partly cloudy and the sunlight bathes the scene in a warm glow.

Further excursion tips

  • Surfing in Orth: The shallow bay of Orth is a paradise for surfers and families. A surf school offers courses for beginners.
  • Grüner Brink: A beautiful nature reserve, ideal for hiking and bird watching.
  • Lemkenhafen: A former fishing village with many water sports facilities, including sailing and surfing.
  • Puttgarden and ferries to Denmark: Take the ferry to Rødby (the crossing takes approx. 20 minutes) and explore Denmark on foot or by bike. The onward journey to Copenhagen from the Danish mainland only takes approx. 1.5 hours.

Fehmarn is easily accessible via the Fehmarn Sound Bridge and offers numerous hiking and cycling trails as well as exciting sights on the island. There are numerous nature reserves and beaches to explore.
Eine einzelne, glatte, goldene Wellenlinie auf transparentem Hintergrund, die sich sanft von links nach rechts auf und ab wölbt – und so das Gefühl vermittelt, direkt an der Ostsee mit ihrer ruhigen Küstenströmung zu campen.
A rustic, old-fashioned windmill with a thatched roof stands on a green meadow under a clear blue sky, surrounded by trees and bushes.

Frequently asked questions

What can I experience in the nature around the campsite?
The island camp is located directly on the Baltic Sea with access to a fine sandy south-facing beach. From here you can set off on beach walks, birdwatching and exploratory tours through nearby nature reserves.
Yes, the Staberhuk cliffs are just a stroll away and impress with their bizarre rock formations. The Grüne Brink (approx. 15 minutes away by car) with its lagoon landscape is also a must for nature lovers.
Fehmarn is a paradise for birdwatchers. Here you can see sea eagles, cranes, waders and many migratory birds in their natural habitat. The Baltic Sea is also home to seals and a diverse underwater world.
Fehmarn impresses with its diverse landscape: from miles of sandy beaches and imposing cliffs to extensive fields and meadows. The island is particularly well-known for its unique birdlife, its protected nature reserves and its proximity to the Baltic Sea, which offers both relaxation and adventure.
Fehmarn is home to several nature reserves such as the Wallnau waterfowl reserve, the Grüner Brink nature reserve and the impressive Staberhuk cliffs. These areas offer retreats for rare animal and plant species and invite visitors to experience nature up close.
Large nature reserves, cliffs, dune landscapes and rare bird species – perfect for exploring and relaxing.
In the NABU Wallnau Waterfowl Reserve – over 250 species, some with observation huts.
Yes, over 20 – from fine sand to natural. The natural beach at Grüner Brink is particularly popular, as is the family-friendly sandy south beach, which is only 2 km from the island camp and is easily accessible on foot or by bike.
Cycling on the 300 km network of paths, hiking, kitesurfing, stand-up paddling, nature tours.
Absolutely! Butterfly garden, barefoot park, marine center to name just a few. There are child-friendly beaches and plenty of space to run around.
Cars are allowed, but many routes are optimized for pedestrians and cyclists – ideal for slowing down.

Ready for island bliss and the sound of the sea?

Get out of everyday life and into the island feeling: Whether sunrise on the horizon, cycling with a Baltic Sea breeze or simply barefoot through the grass - Fehmarn awaits with small adventures and great relaxation.

Experience Fehmarn from its most beautiful side - directly from the island camp.