Blekendorf offers a variety of experiences, from beaches and nature to routes and historic details. When looking for accommodation, it helps to consider how you would like to spend your time here: at Sehlendorf Beach, on cycling and hiking routes, or exploring attractions and cultural destinations. The local details below offer concrete pointers to help you plan.

Beach and Water Sports

In Sehlendorf, part of Blekendorf, nature and landscape conservation areas lie alongside Sehlendorf Beach, which stretches almost four kilometres. Several water sports are available for a coastal stay: you can try windsurfing, stand-up paddleboarding and catamaran sailing. The fine sand and shallow water are considered suitable for beginners.

Routes and Getting There

If you would also like to plan walks or cycling trips, Blekendorf has a well-developed network of hiking and cycling routes. These include the Kranich circular trail. Check local conditions on the routes before setting out. Blekendorf is connected to the road network via the B202 and L258.

Activities and Local Treats

At Filippos Erlebnisgarten, activities and food come together in one place. The adventure area includes a raft-and-pirate play area, a giant trampoline, go-karts and a petting zoo. The farm café serves homemade cakes and tarts; opening arrangements may vary seasonally. The seasonal fruit-picking selection depends on the harvest and includes strawberries, raspberries, cherries, apples and plums. The farm shop sells homemade jams, fruit spreads, preserves, juices, jellies and vinegar. The product selection may change.

At the Esel- und Landspielhof, you can pet and groom the donkeys. The farm is designed to be accessible and has accessible toilets. There is free parking right next to the site, along with three solar-powered charging stations for electric vehicles. Before setting out, confirm that charging spaces are currently available and that the accessible facilities are in working order; parking arrangements may also change.

Historic Details

The Early Gothic fieldstone church in Blekendorf was built between 1230 and 1240. Its 55-metre-high tower is visible from far away. Inside, the late Baroque altar from 1709 stands alongside much older parts of the building. A wooden baptismal font dates from the same period as the altar. The pulpit features coats of arms and names associated with the noble Ratlow family. This makes it possible to distinguish the building's age from the history of its furnishings.

Accommodation and Practical Planning

Blekendorf has three campsites with pitches for permanent campers and holiday guests. The season for holiday guests runs from April to October; check seasonal information before your trip. Separate from these is the motorhome parking area directly on the beach, maintained by Blekendorf. Confirm its availability before you arrive. These different camping options give you a choice when planning your overnight stay, while the beach, routes and historic destinations offer other possible ways to shape your visit.

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