October sun on the Baltic Sea: Why the beach chairs are already disappearing!

October sun on the Baltic Sea: Why the beach chairs are already disappearing!

Scharbeutz, Deutschland - Scharbeutz. Golden Autumn Days attract people to the beaches of the Lübeck Bay, but the popular beach baskets are almost all cleared! A year ago, the Baltic Sea coast experienced a devastating storm surge that caused massive damage, but on this sunny day with temperatures up to 15 degrees up to 15 degrees, Scharbeutz's beach is a paradise for walkers. Only Marcus Bade, the beach chair rental company from Timmendorfer Strand, left some baskets - but they also have to disappear on October 31. "Why only?" Bathing wonders full of lack of understanding.

an outcry by the beach chair rental company

"Why are the beach chairs so limited?", Bade demands more right to sunshine. "There are also nice days in winter. A few baskets can stop!" The bathing locations strive to extend the season, and Bade is convinced: "A few winter beach chairs would bring the guests joy and help us!" But his arguments are not heard by everyone. Doris Wilmer-Huperz from the tourism agency sees things differently and warns of the risks of a storm surge-even without no basket seats you can spend beautiful days on the beach.

The debate cooks up! While in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania about an extension of the use horizon for beach chairs is discussed, the regulations in Schleswig-Holstein are unclear. However, it is known that the season officially goes from April 1 to September 30th. The coastal protection authorities emphasize that after the devastating events in recent years, care must be taken to ensure that the beaches are cleared in time in an emergency.

"All baskets have been taken away since the last storm surge," explains Bade, trying to reconcile both beach visitors and coastal protection. The question remains: Why should the dear beach chairs simply stop when the sun laughs? There are no clear answers yet, only heated discussions about the well -being of humans and nature!