Wonderful winter experiences

Is it too cold on the houseboat in winter? No way! The new sauna houseboats from Kuhnle-Tours offer particularly cozy time-outs in the Mecklenburg Lake District. An efficient heating system makes it possible to travel outside the summer months too. The special feature: Guests can, for example, have the heat blown out of their bones on the roof terrace or, if the weather is right, even warm themselves in the snow. After refreshing themselves, sauna guests can relax in the large relaxation room in the bow. In spring, with a bit of luck, you might even be able to watch cranes through the large window at the stern while enjoying the sauna. Incidentally, the sauna houseboat has 15 hp and can therefore be driven without a license.

When frigid waves lash against the beach, where otherwise a 20-meter-wide strip of powder separates the Baltic Sea from the sea, weatherproof water fans are at Surfing is just the thing here: winter neo on, hood up and off into the waters. The open areas along the 2,000-kilometer-long Baltic Sea coast offer the action you want at any time of year. No matter which way the wind is blowing, there is the right spot for every direction - and for every level. The shallow Bodden waters are more suitable for beginners. There are big waves for pros on the Baltic Sea. If you don't have a board with you, there are numerous rental stations in winter. In summer, equipment is usually available directly at the wave location.

If you want to experience a regatta spectacle in a winter setting, you should keep an eye on the weather forecasts during the cold season and make your way to the Fischland-Dar&szligst peninsula at the right time. This is where ice sailors take to the ice on their traditional sailing sledges in favorable wind conditions. In the Ahrenshoop district of Althagen and in Wustrow, the conditions are usually the most favorable: the low water freezes well with little prevailing current. Local shipwrights and fishermen used to make these sailing sledges with oak runners set in iron. The mast and rigging often came from the small fishing boats, the so-called with the typical rust-brown sails.

What could be more relaxing than sitting in a cozy, warm camper with a hot mulled wine and looking out over the cold, wintery Baltic Sea? On the coast and in the Mecklenburg Lake District, around 26 of the sites organized in the state association of the camping industry are also open in the winter months and offer a good alternative to vacation apartments, guesthouses or hotels for caravans and motorhomes - a winter vacation in the middle of nature, so to speak. Many of the camping sites have great offers and activities on offer. Little winter guests, for example, can recharge their batteries after hikes through wintry forests or snowball fights by playing in indoor play halls.

A small selection of campsites that are open in winter can be found at Campingland-MV.