Fördelandtherme

Fördeland Therme stands on Sandwigstraße in Glücksburg, at the point where the town's promenade meets the Flensburg Fjord, and it has a stretch of Baltic beach on the same site: beach chairs, stand-up paddleboard hire and summer events such as the OstseeMan triathlon are listed alongside the pools. Inside, the warm end of the house is the adventure pool at 31 °C, fed by bubbling geysers, cascade showers and water-massage jets, with whirlpools at 34 °C. The children's area holds a pool at 32 °C with just 20 centimetres of water, a small lighthouse slide and cartoon water figures, while a 105-metre family slide empties into its own separate landing pool. Outdoors there is a further pool, a second children's pool built around a miniature of Glücksburg castle, a mud playground, a sun deck and a beach volleyball court.

The sports side is kept deliberately separate. The lane pool is 25 metres long, 1.85 metres deep and held at 26 °C, is described by the operator as competition-standard, and can be booked lane by lane; the published lane plan shows how much of each weekday afternoon and evening goes to the local swimming club, the lifesaving association DLRG, a primary school and works teams. A sports-only ticket covers the lane pool alone, and on Wednesdays the building opens at 06:00 for early lane swimming before the rest of the house starts at 10:00.

The sauna world counts five cabins of quite different character: an infusion sauna at 92 °C with hourly ceremonies, a herbal sauna at 58 °C under a starry-sky ceiling, a steam bath at 45 °C with full humidity, a fire sauna at 102 °C built of Finnish polar pine with a view into the woods, and a Fischerbanja at 78 °C in the outdoor sauna garden. Two quiet rooms, a plunge basin, a whirlpool and an outdoor pool round it out. Tickets are sold for two hours, four hours or a day, either for the thermal bath and sports pool or with the sauna added.