Blekendorf: Beach, Nature and Experiences

Blekendorf brings together coastal scenery, nature and a variety of experiences. In the district of Sehlendorf, nature and landscape conservation areas lie alongside Sehlendorf Beach, which stretches for almost four kilometers. When planning your stay, you can choose between water sports, trails through the region, cultural discoveries and the attractions at the adventure gardens.

Beach and water sports in Sehlendorf

At Sehlendorf Beach, you can try windsurfing, stand-up paddleboarding and catamaran sailing. The fine sand and shallow water are considered suitable for beginners. Along with its scenic character, the beach offers various ways to spend time on the water.

Explore the trails and discover history

Blekendorf has a well-developed network of walking and cycling routes. These include the Kranich Circular Trail, an adventure trail. When choosing a route, check the trail conditions locally; conditions may vary from one route to another.

The architecture also tells the story of the area. An Early Gothic fieldstone church in Blekendorf was built between 1230 and 1240. Its 55-meter-high tower is visible from far away. The church interior features various furnishings from different historical periods: the late Baroque altar dates from 1709, as does a wooden baptismal font. The pulpit bears coats of arms and names associated with the noble Ratlow family.

Experiences in the gardens

At the Esel- und Landspielhof, visitors can pet and groom the donkeys. The grounds are designed to be accessible and have accessible toilets. There is free parking right at the attraction, along with three solar-powered charging stations for electric vehicles. If you plan your journey around these facilities, confirm their current status before travelling.

Filippos Erlebnisgarten combines play activities with seasonal produce. Its attractions include a raft-and-pirate play area, a giant trampoline, go-karts and a petting zoo. The farm café serves homemade cakes and gateaux; opening may vary seasonally. Depending on the harvest, visitors can also pick seasonal fruit, including strawberries, raspberries, cherries, apples and plums. The farm shop sells homemade jams, fruit spreads, preserves, juices, jellies and vinegar; the product selection may vary.

Getting here and camping

Blekendorf is connected to the road network via the B202 and L258. The municipality operates a motorhome parking area right by the beach; confirm its availability before travelling. There are also three campsites with pitches for long-term campers and short-stay visitors. The season for short-stay visitors runs from April to October. Check the seasonal information before your trip if you are planning a camping stay.

In the wider Plön destination

Plön district lies between the Baltic Sea and Holstein Switzerland and has around 50 kilometres of Baltic Sea coastline. The district includes around 80 lakes, among them Lake Plön, which covers 29 km², and Lake Selent, which covers 22 km². Along the district’s Baltic Sea coast, there are swimming opportunities between Mönkeberg and Sehlendorf Beach.

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