Südstrand Großenbrode

Südstrand Großenbrode is a picturesque beach located in the quaint village of Großenbrode, a peninsula at the northern end of Lübecker Bucht on the wagrische Halbinsel. The area is known for its maritime climate, making it an appealing destination throughout the year. The beach is recognized for its tranquility and suitability for swimming, making it an ideal location for a peaceful retreat. Its natural features include a diverse coastline composed of dikes, cliffs, and sandy beaches, which extends for about 15 kilometers. The South Beach, in particular, is lively and features a fine sandy beach, a 1.5-kilometer-long promenade, and a 1-kilometer-long pier that separates the Großenbroder Binnensee, an inland lake, from the Baltic Sea. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities such as water sports, exploring the beach, or simply relaxing. The area is family-friendly, with amenities and activities targeted towards children, including animation and playgrounds. For dining, the area around the pier offers a variety of food stands and pick-up points, providing a wide range of dishes. Numerous seating areas, including beer tent sets, are available where visitors can enjoy their meals. Großenbrode, the village where Südstrand Großenbrode is located, is a charming rural area that has preserved its originality with features like a 12th-century fieldstone church, a village pond, and tree-lined streets providing shade. The town became a seaside resort in 1966 and shifted its focus to tourism. It has since become a center for water sports, attracting sailors, surfers, kiters, and anglers to its challenging waters. Despite its many attractions, Südstrand Großenbrode remains relatively unknown, making it a hidden gem on the Baltic Sea. The local rental agency, Südstrand Feriendienst GbR, assists guests and property owners and offers a wide range of accommodations to suit different preferences.