Wulfen: Cliffs, Golf and Water Sports

If you’re looking for a hotel in Wulfen, you can choose where to stay based on the landscape, culture and activities. Specific points of interest include the XXL field sofa above the Wulfen cliffs, geological insights at Wulfen Hill, Burger Inland Lake, and golf and diving. A prehistoric megalithic burial ground adds a glimpse into the past to these themes.

Experience the cliffs and nature

The XXL field sofa is an oversized bench, similar to a beach chair, that seats several people. It stands above the Wulfen cliffs and offers a view of them. As a distinctive place to sit, it’s a specific landmark for anyone who wants to enjoy the coastal view while relaxing.

The cliffs of Wulfen Hill offer striking insights into the geological history of the past 20,000 years. One of the rare colonies of sand martins is also located on the Wulfen cliffs. You can walk there via the campsite or from the car park on Bargmöhl road. Geology and birdwatching offer different perspectives on the landscape: here, a long geological history and a sand martin colony exist side by side.

Water sports and golf

The shallow water makes Burger Inland Lake a safe spot for beginners; the smooth water makes those first few metres on a board easier. If you’re considering giving board sports a try, you’ll find specific conditions here that make getting started easier.

Fehmarn Diving Centre has its own swimming pool and easily accessible dive sites. Diving lessons are offered for beginners and advanced divers; course availability may vary by season. If lessons are important for your trip, check availability for your preferred dates.

Fehmarn Golf Park has an 18-hole, par-72 course with views of the Baltic Sea or Burger Inland Lake. This makes it a different focus from board sports or diving: the emphasis is on playing a clearly defined course with a choice of views. There is also a nudist beach section near Wulfener Hals campsite.

Prehistory at Wulfen Hill

A prehistoric megalithic burial ground dating from around 3600 to 3200 BC was located on Wulfen Hill. It included long barrows up to 130 metres in length. The dates provide an approximate timeframe, while the long barrows give a sense of the scale. Those interested in prehistory will find a distinct cultural and historical focus here, alongside the coastal landscape and leisure activities.

Plan your stay around your interests

When planning, it helps to distinguish your interests from practical considerations. For diving lessons, seasonal availability may be important when choosing your dates; for walks to the sand martin colony, the access routes mentioned above are a specific point to consider. For golf, the 18-hole, par-72 format offers a different point of reference from the water activities.

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