Kellenhusen

The Baltic Sea spa resort of Kellenhusen lies just south of its neighbour Dahme on the Bay of Mecklenburg, so the two towns have a great deal in common. This peaceful family resort offers mainly small-scale accommodation. Its four-kilometre-long beach is lined by an extraordinary promenade. The “Lady Prom” winds through the town, past artificial dunes and waterways, as well as two fish statues. The hinterland of the Baltic Sea spa resort of Kellenhusen is home to the largest forest on the Schleswig-Holstein Baltic coast. With its 1,000-year-old oaks and wild boar enclosure, it offers an alternative to a beach-only holiday. The entire area, including the beach and forest, has marked routes for running and Nordic walking. Alongside activities such as surfing, skating, pedal boating, golf, horse riding and mini golf, Kellenhusen also has a disc golf course right by the water and offers archery, including courses on bow-making. The Baltic Sea spa resort’s greatest attraction is its pier. Its design sets new standards for multifunctional structures, and it is unique of its kind along the entire Baltic coast.

Sights in Kellenhusen and Holstein.