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Travel Guide Fehmarn

Travel differently and discover something special: With the current tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can tailor your trip to be individual, sustainable, and safe. An ideal destination for explorations right at your doorstep is the island of Fehmarn. It is refreshingly normal yet surprisingly diverse. This is what our author Dieter Katz writes in the sixth edition of the travel guide "Fehmarn," which was awarded the ITB Book Award in 2016. Over 216 pages with 127 color photos, he showcases the splendor of the diverse and colorful third-largest German Baltic Sea island. Eleven maps and plans, including an overview map, make the island feel like your second home. More than 20 beaches and five lighthouses are described in detail. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are highlighted. Our author has researched and tested everything on-site for you. Numerous interspersed short essays provide interesting background information. Dieter Katz's insider tips reveal particularly worthwhile destinations, such as accommodations or restaurants that locals also frequent. Tried-and-true tips and useful practical travel advice round out the travel guide "Fehmarn."

Fehmarn at a Glance

The varied coastline fascinates with the contrast of steep cliffs and flat shores, where fine sandy beaches alternate with rocky and rugged ones. Burg is the island's metropolis: a charming small town with inviting shops and restaurants around the historic marketplace. This includes the lively harbor of Burgstaaken and the wide, fine sandy South Beach on the adjacent Burgtiefe peninsula. 44 sometimes very small farming villages are scattered across the island. Orth and Lemkenhafen are the only harbor villages, while the rest are a bit sheltered in the hinterland. Each village offers numerous holiday accommodations.

Activities on Fehmarn

Fehmarn is one of the driest and sunniest regions.