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Water temperatures of the Baltic Sea: Hot bathing fun on August 26th!
Find out the current water temperatures of the Baltic Sea and forecasts for Kiel and other places in Schleswig-Holstein.
Water temperatures of the Baltic Sea: Hot bathing fun on August 26th!
In northern Germany, the water temperatures of the Baltic Sea are the focus, especially on a mild summer day like today, August 26, 2025. Numerous vacationers and locals are always drawn to the coasts, where the cool water offers welcome refreshment. The German Weather Service (DWD) and the Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH) provide daily data on water temperatures at various locations along the coast.
In Schleswig-Holstein, the temperatures on many popular beaches are a decisive criterion for whether you venture into the water. A list of the current water temperatures in Schleswig-Holstein shows where the Baltic Sea is particularly inviting:
- Glücksburg-Holnis Haken
- Flensburg/Klues
- Langballigau
- Gelting Mole
- Maasholm
- Damp
- Eckernförde
- Surendorf
- Kiel-Holtenau
- Kalifornien
- Schönberger Strand
- Todendorf
- Hohwacht
- Weissenhäuser Strand
- Heiligenhafen
- Puttgarden
- Burgstaaken
- Dahme
- Grömitz
- Neustadt
- Pelzerhaken
- Timmendorfer Strand
- Travemünde
Water temperatures in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania
A look at the neighboring coast in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania shows a similar picture. Here people enjoy swimming in the Baltic Sea in summer and even in winter. An interactive map covering 22 locations along the Baltic Sea provides a detailed overview of sea surface temperatures and is updated daily. Recommended bathing regions in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania are:
- Boltenhagen
- Insel Poel
- Rerik
- Kühlungsborn
- Warnemünde
- Graal-Müritz
- Dierhagen
- Wustrow
- Prerow
- Klausdorf
- Kloster auf Hiddensee
- Kap Arkona
- Glowe/Schaabe
- Binz
- Baabe
- Lauterbach
- Palmer Ort
- Lubmin
- Zinnowitz
- Heringsdorf
- Möwenort am Achterwasser
- Ueckermünde am Stettiner Haff
As the Kiel News reported, the water temperatures are not only important for swimming fun, but also for planning leisure activities or excursion tips, which are very popular in summer. Daily forecasts are provided for five different times: 8 a.m., 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. This means visitors always stay informed and can enjoy diving into the refreshing Baltic Sea.
Whether swimming, stand-up paddling or just relaxing on the beach – the Baltic Sea offers something for everyone this time of year. With the current water temperatures, which come from BSH and DWD data, it is easy to plan the perfect beach day. They not only try to provide the current figures, but also to promote the joy of visiting the Baltic Sea. So if you are still looking for a nice beach spot, you will certainly find an ideal place to stay in these regions.
The ongoing measurements and updates are key to ensuring that both locals and tourists can make the best decisions for their swimming experiences. One more good reason to enjoy the summer on the Baltic Sea!