Sannes Familiecamping
Denmark / Hovedstaden
ClassificationExceptional(7Ratings)
Beach proximitySwimming PoolDogs allowed
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| Number of campsites | 87 |
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| Campsite reviews | 3,110 |
| Ø-ratings | 4.1 |
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Sannes Familiecamping
Sannes Familiecamping is a favourite destination for beach lovers thanks to its direct location by the sea. The wide range of facilities and leisure activities for children also make the holiday site … Campsite profile page
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Ängskärs HavsCamping
Ängskärs HavsCamping is located directly on the Swedish Baltic Sea in the picturesque Ängskär nature reserve on the Kobbe peninsula in the municipality of Tierp. The campsite is ideal for a holiday cl… Campsite profile page
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DCU-Camping Gjerrild Strand
A whole pearl necklace of beautiful accommodation invites you to 4-star camping on the Baltic Sea. Steep cliffs, dream beaches, dune landscapes and islands offer varied coastal panoramas and plenty of opportunities for a wide range of outdoor activities. With maritime seaside resorts, elegant Hanseatic towns, fishing villages, leisure parks, events and many other visitor attractions, there is plenty to experience and discover all around. For gourmets, a Baltic Sea holiday between Rügen sea buckthorn cake and Danish island beer is a culinary feast.
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- Those who opt for 4-star campsites benefit from first-class overall facilities with superior comfort and quality. At the Baltic Sea, this usually includes wellness areas that work with active ingredients from the sea such as mud or sea salt. Thalassotherapy, for example, is a famous treatment that you can look forward to. Algae and the mild, stimulating climate play an important role here.
- If you prefer being active to relaxing, the 4-star Kühlungsborn Camping Park has something for you. From archery and sailing to a specially developed fitness programme, everything is on offer here. The four-star Wulfener Hals campsite in Schleswig-Holstein is also a good choice in this respect. There are also riding courses and boat hire nearby.
Activities and excursions
In addition to recreation and sport in the diverse coastal landscapes, the Baltic Sea harbours a whole treasure trove of leisure activities.
Fantastic children's worlds on the Baltic Sea
The Baltic Sea coast is dotted with adventure parks for family excursions. The Danish island of Funen is considered a fairytale island for children. Walking in the footsteps of Hans Christian Andersen, in the interactive railway museum or on a discovery tour through Egeskov Castle, fantasy and history merge into a family adventure. In the north of southern Denmark, the fabulous Legoland Billund awaits, while Germany's northernmost theme park, the Tolk Show, promises an entertaining visit with ride and play classics such as giant slides, a family rollercoaster, dinosaur park and petting zoo. If you are also looking for wild loops and wild water rides, Hansa-Park on the Bay of Lübeck is the place to be. Several Karl Adventure Villages are located between Lübeck and the German-Polish border; on Rügen, the Dinosaur Land and the Gingst Miniature and Adventure Park are also a delight.
Tasty nature experience: oyster safaris in the Wadden Sea
An oyster safari on the Baltic Sea is not only a great thing for mussel gourmets, but also an exciting nature adventure for young explorers. Equipped with wellies and buckets, you can head out into the fascinating Wadden Sea during the mussel season; the tide times and good collection points on the German coast can be obtained from the Wadden Sea guides. In Denmark, for example in southern Jutland, there are various guided oyster safaris on offer, from mudflat walks lasting several hours to child-friendly excursions to the mussel beds near the coast. In the evening, it's oysters galore at the 4-star campsite on the Baltic Sea.
Discover art and culture on the coast
From connoisseurs to toddlers, everyone can spend exciting days on the Baltic Sea in the footsteps of history. For example, the Viking museum village of Haithabu between Kiel and Flensburg, the toy museum in Haderslev in southern Jutland or the Hangar 10 aviation adventure world on Usedom offer entertaining trips into the past. Baltic Sea cities such as Rostock, Lübeck, Flensburg and Kolping captivate visitors with historic buildings, proud old town districts, museums and theatres; Denmark's south enchants the eye and camera with castles and numerous elegant manor houses.
Events
In addition to traditional folk festivals, the Baltic Sea coast is home to various world-class events. The maritime sailing regattas in particular are a favourite destination for campers.
June
- Kieler Woche: The world's largest sailing event presents nine days of high-calibre regatta sailing competitions, live music and spectacular fireworks. An international market with delicacies from all over the world frames the event.
August
- Hanse Sail: Around 200 international sailors take part in the largest maritime festival in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in Rostock and Warnemünde. Visitors can get involved themselves - by sailing on the windjammers and traditional sailing ships.
October
- Sea of lights: A glittering festival of lights takes place on many German Baltic Sea beaches in autumn. Light shows, illuminations, fire shows and torchlight walks are on the programme, for example in Scharbeutz or Timmendorfer Strand.
