Casually on the Märkisches Meer - Late riser tour

The impressive Scharmützelsee, lovingly called the Märkische Meer by Fontane, is a water sports paradise and offers the perfect scenery for you. Nestled in the Saarower Hügelland and only 60km from Berlin, you can explore the second largest natural lake in Brandenburg from a SUP board. Real relaxation and close vacation happiness!How to get into the flow:Short journey: in just under an hour by train to Bad SaarowRelaxed: a real beach atmosphere quickly arises in CecilienparkRestful: glide meditatively over the lake, paddle more actively. SUP activates the muscles holistically.Together: Feel free to rent multiple boards and set off togetherRelaxed finish: let the day end at the beach bar at sunsetStarting point and destination: Cecilienpark Bad Saarow. Accessible in about a 20-minute walk from Bad Saarow Klinikum station via Robert-Koch-Straße.Length: 2 - 6 km / 2 - 4hPublic transport arrival: RE1 to Fürstenwalde / Spree, then RB35 to Bad Saarow KlinikumPublic transport departure: RB35 from Bad Saarow Klinikum, change in Fürstenwalde with RE1, hourlyArrival tip:Arriving at Klinikum Bad Saarow, turn right and then left onto Robert-Koch-Straße, then left again onto Karl-Marx-Damm. On the right side you will find the entrance to Cecilienpark.Real holiday feelingWhere could you combine active relaxation, tranquility, and enjoyment better than at Scharmützelsee. The Märkische Meer offers the perfect backdrop for you to step onto a SUP board, set sail, and treat yourself to something culinary.A holiday feeling immediately sets in. A relaxed atmosphere, a fantastic view over the lake, crystal clear water, and seagulls screeching. The beach area at Cecilienpark includes a sandy beach, sunbathing lawn, beach volleyball, minigolf, canoeing, and of course SUP. The Bavarian-inspired restaurant Freilich am See with a lake view and sun terrace, beer garden, and bar ensures your well-being.Tip: Circular route Großer Werl, Halbinsel Saarow and backYou can start your SUP adventure from the beach. Once you are comfortable on the board, a small circular route is recommended. First, head over to the island Großer Werl, located about 500m southwest. Do you see the cormorants? They breed here, and quite frequently on the slightly southern Kleiner Werl. Fun fact: Sea eagles also see cormorants as enrichment of their menu! Then continue north along the peninsula Alte Eichen, where you will see the former manor Eibenhof with its impressive mansion. Finally, head back towards Cecilienpark. Alternatively, you can also paddle along the east bank. Take a look northward: there you can see the Rauener Berge, where you can experience real high-flying adventures on your next visit for a change.Sundowner at the Märkische MeerWhether exhausted or not: at Freilich, you can treat yourself to modern interpreted, Bavarian specialties after the tour. Whether beer garden classics or special creations far beyond inn level: you will enjoy it in the beautiful ambiance.If you still have time and desire, take a walk to Bad Saarow center. Historical villas line the lakeshore. Walk to Ludwig-Lesser-Promenade, take a last look from the panoramic jetty at the lake and return through the spa park to Bad Saarow station. Or you can chill a little longer at the beach bar in Freilich. After all, the last train to Berlin leaves at 10:30 pm :)Plan your late riser SUP tour now!Tips for your planning: SUP rental by Sonne3000 in Cecilienpark at Freilich am See, reservation 0172-9769360 or [email protected]. Also introductory courses and introductions to stand up paddling. Rental depending on weather. Dont forget swimwear, sunscreen, and insect repellent! Bring a dry bag if you want to take your belongings on the board. Arrive cheaply and environmentally friendly: with the Brandenburg-Berlin ticket for up to five people, the journey is particularly inexpensive for you in a group (daily rate 33€). Dining tips: Bad Saarow: Freilich am See