Kellenhusen (Baltic Sea): Hotels and Accommodations

Along the waterfront promenade, you will find water features, Ice Age glacial erratics, rest areas, artificial dunes, a maze, fountains, fish sculptures, playgrounds, a skate park, a disc golf course with 22 baskets, multifunctional sports areas, as well as beach soccer and beach volleyball.

By the Water

Kellenhusen’s 305-meter-long pier has three walkable themed islands: The first combines hammocks and steps leading down to the sea with opportunities to relax, while the second offers a swimming and diving area. The third features a covered viewing platform with a landing stage. In summer, excursions depart from this landing stage to destinations including Dahme and Fehmarn.

Forest and Nature

The 600-hectare Kellenhusen Forest is ideal for walks, bike tours, and horseback rides. It includes the forest pond, a forest playground, an educational trail with 23 information boards, and a wild boar enclosure that is freely accessible to visitors.

Culture and Surroundings

Cismar Abbey is located in the immediate surroundings of Kellenhusen (Baltic Sea). The wider regional area around Kellenhusen (Baltic Sea) also includes Hundestrand 1, Vogelpark Kulturgeschichtliches Denkmal, Hundestrand, Rosenhagen Beach, the seawater wave pool, St. Lorenz, and Bothmer Palace Park.

The following local pages also lead to the same broader travel region: Großenbrode, Ratekau, Eutin, Göhl, Grube, Scharbeutz, Schönwalde Am Bungsberg.

To the broader travel overview: Ostholstein.

More about the Destination

Relevant information for planning your trip:

Kellenhusen Baltic Sea Spa Resort.