Camping- und Ferienpark Wulfener Hals

Long stretches of sand along 78 kilometres of coastline, small freshwater lakes, jaggedy cliffs and vast meadows are what you’re surrounded by at this Baltic Sea island. Fehmarn's also famed across the globe for its windsurfing conditions, with the island hosting the Kitesurf World Cup Fehmarn annually: kitesurfing, sailing and windsurfing are available right from the site for days on the waves, and scuba diving and fishing can be done from there too. The island's gently sloping shorelines and broad sandy beaches are a safe and scenic place for families to head to, but should you seek something slightly more grownup, a pool complex on the island's south beach promenade has seawater pools, relaxation pools and several saunas. Further inland, Fehmarn's meadows are spot on for day-long walks, and at the start of summer every year the island's fields transform into a stunning swathe of yellow, so be sure to bring your camera along on hol. Fehmarn is a birdwatching haven too, with more than 200 species to spot over at the 300-hectare Wallnau Waterbird Reserve, a short drive away on the island's west coast.