Inselblume 06
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from 90,00€ per Night
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More information on the villages of Burg, Burgstaaken, Burgtiefe and Südstrand, Landkirchen and Meeschendorf can be found below the list.
from 90,00€ per Night
plus 170,00€ one-off additional costs
from 70,00€ per Night
plus 180,00€ one-off additional costs
from 70,00€ per Night
plus 180,00€ one-off additional costs
from 70,00€ per Night
plus 170,00€ one-off additional costs
from 90,00€ per Night
plus 195,00€ one-off additional costs
from 90,00€ per Night
plus 195,00€ one-off additional costs
from 80,00€ per Night
plus 160,00€ one-off additional costs
from 80,00€ per Night
plus 175,00€ one-off additional costs
from 80,00€ per Night
plus 160,00€ one-off additional costs
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plus 175,00€ one-off additional costs
Fehmarn is different from the typical Baltic Sea islands. There are no steep cliffs like on Rügen, no glamorous seaside resorts like on Usedom – instead, there is a relaxed authenticity that many vacationers appreciate precisely for this reason. The island is flat, perfect for cycling, and the wind that almost always blows here makes it a paradise for kite surfers and windsurfers. You can get here from Hamburg in two hours, without a ferry or a long journey – just drive over the Fehmarn Sound Bridge and you're there.
What makes Fehmarn special is that the island never feels overcrowded. Even in the height of summer, you can find quiet stretches of beach, relaxing bike paths through fields of rapeseed or grain, and small villages where life takes its leisurely course. The beaches are wide and sandy, the water shallow—ideal for families with small children. And if you have a dog with you, there are numerous dog beaches where it can romp to its heart's content.
The island is divided into several towns, each with its own character. Burg is the lively center with shopping opportunities and a historic old town. Burgtiefe on the south beach offers you the classic beach promenade with cafés and restaurants. Burgstaaken scores with its maritime harbor flair. And the smaller towns such as Landkirchen or Meeschendorf are perfect if you are looking for peace and quiet but still want to be at the beach or in Burg in just a few minutes.
If you want Bicycles, Beach chairs, Boats or Rent water sports equipment you will find all the important information you need here. And so that you don't forget anything: our Packing list for your Baltic Sea vacation will help you prepare. We have also compiled information about Travel cancellation insurance haben wir ebenfalls zusammengestellt.
Burg is the place you keep coming back to. Not only because it's where the supermarkets are, but also because the historic old town with its market square is simply charming. Half-timbered houses, small boutiques, cafés with outdoor terraces – it's a great place to stroll around, have a coffee, or eat at one of the many restaurants.
Our vacation rentals in Burg are just a few minutes from the center, so you can reach everything on foot or by bike. Further up on this page, you can filter all accommodations according to your travel dates and the number of people.
When the weather isn't cooperating, Burg has plenty to offer: FehMare is a modern water park with slides, a wave pool, and a sauna area—perfect for families. The Meereszentrum shows you what lives under the Baltic Sea in one of Europe's largest shark aquariums. And if you're interested in the history of the island, you'll find exciting insights at the Katharinenhof Museum or the historic “Jachen Flünk” windmill. On sunny days, the nearby South Beach or a bike ride through the hinterland are naturally tempting.
From traditional German cuisine to Italian pizzerias and Greek taverns, you'll find everything in Burg. Popular places to eat include the restaurant"Burgklause", the restaurant "Doppeleiche" or the "Korfu" for Greek specialties. There is a wide selection, and after a day at the beach or on your bike, the food in the historic old town tastes especially good.
Burg offers numerous shopping opportunities, from small boutiques and souvenir shops to large supermarkets. Strolling through the picturesque alleys is simply a must when you're in Burg – and you'll usually find a nice souvenir or two along the way.
If you are traveling with your dog, Burg is a good starting point. The town itself is dog-friendly, and the surrounding trails offer plenty of space to run around. You can find all the information you need about Vacation homes with dog and dog-friendly beaches on our special page.
Burgstaaken has something that other districts don't have: real harbor life. The historic harbor on Burger Binnensee is more than just a pretty sight—fishing boats and yachts are moored here, it smells of salt water and fish sandwiches, and in the evening you can sit in one of the restaurants right on the water and enjoy the view of the boats.
What makes Burgstaaken special is its mix of relaxation and action. During the day, you can take a boat trip, go deep-sea fishing, or simply stroll along the shore. The U11 submarine museum is a fascinating experience where you can climb through a realU-Boot and experience how cramped it really is inside. And if you want to go high, you can trySilo Climbing - Europe's highest top rope-secured climbing facility. The view of the island from above is spectacular.
The restaurants in Burgstaaken focus on fresh fish and regional cuisine. After a day by the water, fried zander or a classic fish sandwich tastes simply perfect. The maritime atmosphere with a view of the harbor makes every meal a little event.
When you imagine a Baltic Sea vacation, you probably think of a beach like the South Beach in Burgtiefe. Fine, light sand, shallow water, a modern promenade with cafés and restaurants, and, of course, beach chairs as far as the eye can see. This is where most of the action is in summer, but that's exactly what makes it so appealing—there's a colorful hustle and bustle, children building sandcastles, kitesurfers gliding across the water, and in the evening, people sitting on the promenade with ice cream.
The south beach is the perfect place for a classic beach vacation. You can rent a beach chair, spend the whole day at the beach, grab a fish sandwich from the beach hut, and eat at one of the restaurants with a sea view in the evening. The water is shallow and child-friendly, and the promenade is built so that strollers and wheelchairs can easily get through.
From Burgtiefe, you can reach Burg or Burgstaaken in just a few minutes. The location is ideal if you appreciate the amenities of a lively beach but still want to have access to the infrastructure of a larger town. You can find all the information you need about vacation homes directly on the south beach or Bungalows on our special pages.
Landkirchen is the exact opposite of the bustling South Beach. The small village is located in the middle of the island, surrounded by fields, meadows, and a tranquility that is hard to find on the coast during the summer months. Here, you wake up in the morning to the sound of birds chirping, not the noise of children playing on the neighboring beach. That doesn't mean you're far away from everything—Burg is just a few minutes away, and the surfing and kite surfing spots at Grüner Brink or in Gold are also within easy reach.
With us, you can rent the Inselblume 22, holiday home with your dog, the cozy Inselblume 66 and the spacious Inselblume 05 in Landkirchen. Enjoy the rural idyll and the cozy atmosphere of the accommodations.
Landkirchen is perfect for anyone looking for relaxation but still wanting to be mobile. The surrounding countryside is ideal for cycling and walking, and St. Peter's Church in the village center is a beautiful historical gem that you can visit on a stroll. Excursions or courses in kitesurfing or surfing at Grüner Brink or Gold are also easily accessible from here.
When you stop off at one of the cozy inns in the evening. The “Aalhus” and the “Landgasthof Petersen” are popular places to visit. Here you can enjoy hearty regional cuisine served in a family atmosphere.
There are several small shops and farm shops in rural churches where you can buy regional products. For larger purchases and souvenir shopping, it is worth taking the short drive to Burg.
The expansive natural surroundings and numerous trails are ideal for long walks with your dog. You can also rent both Inselblume 05 and the Inselblume 22 with your dog. You can find more information about vacations with dogs on our special page.
Meeschendorf is located on the south coast and is a completely different type of beach than Burgtiefe. There is less infrastructure here, but more nature. The beach is unspoiled, the water is clear, and the view stretches across the Baltic Sea without any promenades or beach chairs interrupting the horizon. Meeschendorf is a little paradise, especially for water sports enthusiasts—the conditions for surfing and kitesurfing are excellent here.
The Inselblume 57 is located near the beach and is a stylish vacation rental for anyone who loves peace and quiet but still wants to be close to the water. You can walk to the beach in the morning, spend the day at the sea, and relax in your accommodation in the evening.
In Meeschendorf, much revolves around water sports. Surfing and kite surfing are part of everyday life here, and those who enjoy action on the water will find this to be the ideal location. The natural beach invites you to take long walks, and the tranquility of the surroundings is perfect for unwinding.
In Meeschendorf, you will find several cozy cafés and restaurants located directly at the campsite on the beach. For a wider selection, it is worth taking a short drive to Burg—the central location of the island makes this easy.
There are no major shopping facilities in Meeschendorf. For groceries, souvenirs, and other items, it is best to drive to Burg. However, you can find genuine island honey from the Fehmarn family practice locally.
Dogs are also very welcome in Meeschendorf. In the Inselblume 57 you can relax together with your four-legged friend. The expansive natural beach and surrounding hiking trails offer ideal conditions for long walks with your dog. More information about the Vacation with a dog on Fehmarn on our special page.
Do you have any questions? Then feel free to call us at 04371 86 42 01 or send us an email at info@inselblume-fehmarn.de.
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