Explore
The beach in front, the forest behind, Denmark on foot. What lies within walking distance and what is worth a trip.
Beach and promenade
Around 600 metres of beach, supervised by the lifeguard association. Since 2020 with a step-free promenade, cycle path and seating. Plus a playground, beach volleyball and beach soccer goals. There is a mini golf course next to the car park.
Our beach kiosk
Open in season: cakes, tarts, changing daily dishes such as fish and chips or a fish roll, cold drinks. Also to take away for a walk along the promenade.
Opening hours
- Friday and Saturday 12–8 pm
- Sunday and public holidays 12–6 pm
Hours may vary with the weather.
Stand-up paddling – Baystation
Right in front of the house. After a short briefing you are on the water; boards can be hired on site. No experience? Then the taster course is for you.
- Board for one hour €15, two hours €25
- Pupils and students €12 / €22
- Wetsuit €5
- Taster course, 60 minutes, from €21
- Private lesson, 90 minutes, €79
Opening hours
- Thursday to Sunday 12–6 pm
- Daily 10 am–7 pm during the summer holidays
Hours may vary with the weather.
Walking, cycling and golf
Nine hundred metres north a small bridge crosses the Kruså river and marks the westernmost point of the Baltic Sea. Within thirty kilometres there are five golf courses, three of them on the German side. Cyclists can choose between the Baltic Coast Cycle Route (452 km), the Danish Baltic Sea Route (800 km) and the Ochsenweg.
Flensburg and Denmark
Eight kilometres to Flensburg: the longest shopping street in Schleswig-Holstein, the Oluf-Samsons-Gang with its fishermen’s houses, the museum shipyard in the harbour. Germans and Danes are equally at home here. Large parts of Wassersleben belong to the Kluesrieser Gehölz conservation area.
