Langholz on the Baltic Sea: Dog Beach, Riding Farm and History

Beach and Coast in Langholz

Langholz on the Baltic Sea initially draws attention to its beach. Langholz has a designated dog beach section. If you are travelling with a dog, you can include this section in your daily plans and combine time by the water with further experiences in the surrounding area.

History Along the Route

On its return route, the historical circular trail through Waabs leads via Langholz while remaining within sight of the Baltic Sea. Those interested in a walk with a historical connection can therefore include Langholz as part of this route. The circular trail combines proximity to the sea with a route that also places the history of the landscape at the centre.

Farmers began settling in Langholz in the 13th century. Another specific connection to the area's history is the Langholz megalithic tomb, which has been equipped with one of the new information boards. If you are interested in older traces and the development of rural settlements, these two topics add a historical perspective to your time at the beach.

Riding Experiences for Children and Adults

Seeberg Riding Farm offers supervised riding lessons for children and adults. These take place in the indoor riding arena or in an outdoor arena with a view of the Baltic Sea. This adds a supervised activity with horses to the range of options for planning a day by the sea. For families in particular, the difference between the indoor riding arena and the outdoor arena offers a clear way to choose a riding experience based on their interests.

Seeberg Riding Farm offers pony rides for small children. During these rides, the children are led by their parents. The riding trails along the Baltic Sea beach or on the cliff-top trail with sea views can be used for this activity. The combination of pony riding, parental supervision and coastal views appeals to families who want to combine time together outdoors with a special landscape experience.

In addition, Seeberg Riding Farm offers horseback rides to the horse beach and along the cliff-top riding trail with sea views. Alongside the supervised riding lessons and pony rides, this provides another riding experience connected to the Baltic Sea coast.

Cycling and Water Sports in the Municipality of Waabs

Active travellers also find clear points of interest in the municipality of Waabs. The Baltic Sea Cycle Route runs through the area as a long-distance cycle route and continues as far as Lübeck. Anyone wishing to include a longer cycling tour in their travel plans can consider this route as a regional direction. The Baltic Sea near Waabs also offers opportunities for sailing, windsurfing and kitesurfing. This means that both a long-distance cycle route and various water sports can be central to planning days by the sea.

Practical Information for the Beach Area

The free parking spaces are each located approximately 300 metres from the beach area in Langholz. If you are travelling to the beach area by car, you can take this approximate distance into account when planning your day.

For the overarching travel overview: Waabs.