Damp: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Damp’s main beach is a fine, wide sandy beach. The beach section is approximately 1,300 metres long and is closely supervised by the DLRG. One of the two beaches in Damp is designated as a year-round dog beach. Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Damp can then continue their search for accommodation.

Activities

Directly next to the Baltic Sea resort, Damp offers a full-size cable wakeboard park with facilities for beginners through experts and several riding features on comparatively calm water. Wikingergolf Damp is an 18-hole adventure golf course directly on the beach promenade.

The sauna area in Damp comprises eight different saunas; some of the saunas and the relaxation room offer views of the Baltic Sea. Damprad rents out bicycles and e-bikes, including children’s bicycles and trailers. REAL Sailing is associated with services for chartering sailing yachts.

Culture and Culinary Delights

St. Elisabeth in Damp was built in 1983–84 and consecrated on 23 June 1984. The church is generally open daily and is described as a place that welcomes visitors. Restaurant Gut Damp serves North German cuisine with seasonal, regional ingredients.

Routes and Getting There

Travel to Damp by public transport can be via the regional train to Eckernförde, followed by bus route 711; the bus journey from Eckernförde takes approximately 30 minutes. The facilities, shops and restaurants in Damp are described as being conveniently within walking distance, supporting a car-free holiday.

Arnis, Sieseby and Kappeln are described as being accessible from Damp by bicycle via routes away from the main roads.

Further destinations: Schülp Bei Rendsburg, Ascheffel, Todenbüttel, Bendorf, Holzbunge, Molfsee, Schinkel, Felm

To the higher-level travel overview: Rendsburg-Eckernförde.