VILLA BOREAL · BERGLYK 8 · BOCKHOLM · FLENSBURG FJORD
From the tranquil cove in Bockholm to the family beach at Holnis and the legendary Annie's Kiosk in Sønderhav – the complete beach guide for Villa Boreal guests.
All distances from Berglyk 8, Bockholm · Updated 2025
From the tranquil cove in Bockholm to the family beach at Holnis and the legendary Annie's Kiosk in Sønderhav – the complete beach guide for Villa Boreal guests.
Calm waters, promenade atmosphere, dining – the beaches right on your doorstep
The classic resort beach of Glücksburg with its historic promenade – visitors have been strolling here for over 150 years. Shallow water near the shore, bathing platform, beach chairs. The historic beach hotel provides an elegant backdrop. Seasonal lifeguard service. Shallow water ideal for small children. Arrive by MS Viking ferry directly from Flensburg harbour.
The most immediate water access for Villa Boreal guests – reachable on foot. The shore at Bockholm is naturally preserved: no crowds, no organised bathing, no parking stress. A quiet natural bay with panoramic views of the Flensburg Fjord and the Danish coast opposite. The villa's private jetty is located here. Perfect for morning swims, evening walks or meditative moments with coffee and fjord.
Flensburg's finest beach – a generous sandy beach with small dunes, curving into the bay of Meierwik. Lively beach atmosphere, SUP rental, surf school, beach volleyball, mini-golf and an excellent restaurant in the historic manor house. Bus line 3 from Flensburg.
Fahrensodde is a small stretch of coast in the Flensburg district of Mürwik with characteristic marina atmosphere. Two sailing clubs and Flensburg's oldest canoe club call this home. Natural and uncrowded. Great starting point for the coastal path towards Solitüde.
Wassersleben lies 300 metres from the German-Danish border. Around 600 m of sandy beach, shallow water, playground, mini-golf, beach volleyball. Parking directly at the beach, lifeguard service. A footpath leads to Denmark to the north.
The beach at the northern exit of Flensburg, on the way to Wassersleben. Good infrastructure: seasonal lifeguard, free parking, BBQ areas, long jetty, playground and kiosk. Around 500 m of coastline. Less busy than Solitüde.
The western side of the Holnis peninsula – less known than Holnis Drei on the eastern side, but in many ways more beautiful. From the Holnis cliff (23 m high) you get a unique panoramic view of both sides of the fjord simultaneously. Natural shore, wind-sheltered niches, lighthouse. No organised facilities – pure nature.
Where the fjord meets the Baltic Sea – natural beaches, Habernis, fishing harbours and untouched shores
The region's best family beach. The water is so shallow that even toddlers can splash safely. Beach chairs, SUP and windsurfing boards available for rent, surf school, lifeguard. Three dining venues and the Adventure Fjordgolf mini-golf course along the resort beach.
The nearest full beach from Villa Boreal – reachable on foot. Spacious, natural, with wild rose bushes providing windbreak niches and a small marina at the western end. Few bathers, many hikers, surfers and kiters. Dogs allowed.
Habernis sits at the outer edge of the Flensburg Fjord, right on the open Baltic Sea – perhaps the region's best-kept secret. Just a few houses, a natural beach, the Habernis moorland behind with hiking trails through dunes and forests, and a sea view that stretches further than any other fjord beach.
Langballigau combines everything in a compact area: lovely sandy beach, lifeguard service, shallow family-friendly water, the picturesque fishing harbour right next door. Beach chairs for rent. The MS Feodora II departs for the ferry to Sønderborg, Denmark. Separate dog beach.
Westerholz is the quieter counterpart to Langballigau – less known, less visited, with a beautiful woodland section behind the beach. Small, well-maintained natural beach with a bathing bridge, official dog beach.
Siegumlund is the wildest and most secluded beach section in the area – stretching from Westerholz towards Bockholmwik, this untouched natural coast is barely developed and rarely visited. No kiosk, no car park, no lifeguard. Just water, coastline and the Fördesteig hiking trail.
The other shore – Danish bathing beaches, Annie's Kiosk, the Gendarmstien trail and bays with tropical flair
Kollund lies directly on the Danish side of the border. The beach is small and often stony, but with a beautiful view of the inner fjord. Forest reaches right down to the water. BBQ area, WC, free parking. The Gendarmstien trail runs right along the beach.
Sønderhav is not a swimming beach – it's an experience. The small village on the Fjordvejen is world-famous for Annie's Kiosk: since 1936, around 1,000 Danish hot dogs daily. Spectacular view of the Oxen Islands. On summer Tuesdays, up to 500 motorcycles gather.
Rønshoved offers one of the most beautiful views of the entire fjord: the Holnis peninsula lies directly opposite in full view. Small natural beach, the Gendarmstien trail right here. Tranquility, cows nearby, hardly any tourists.
Vemmingbund is a small bay with holiday homes between Broager and Sønderborg – one of Southern Jutland's most popular beaches. Long stretch of sand, shallow water, ideal for swimming. Small beach café with Danish soft ice cream.
17 beaches, private jetty, fjord at your doorstep. Villa Boreal in Bockholm is the perfect base for every beach day on the Flensburg Fjord.
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