Ostseestrand bei Westermarkelsdorf sits on the Baltic Sea near Westermarkelsdorf on Fehmarn in Schleswig-Holstein. Access is public and on foot via local paths and beach access points from the village. Parking is reported near the village, followed by a walk to the shore. Public transport is limited, with regional services serving Fehmarn and onward walking or cycling needed for the last part. Allow time for finding the listed FKK section and settling away from textile areas. The beach surface is sand. Conditions are generally quiet with low to moderate use, especially outside warm summer afternoons. The shoreline is openly accessible with no fixed hours indicated and no fee indicated for beach access. Facilities at the naturist section are minimal. Toilets, showers, and food or drink outlets are not confirmed there, so bring water, food, sun protection, and a way to carry rubbish out. Shade is limited and sun exposure is largely open, making morning to afternoon the practical window for swimming and sunbathing. Short to half-day visits are common. Summer from June to August offers the mildest air temperatures, but Baltic water stays cool and wind can change comfort quickly. The water is shallow and often calm near shore, though wind affects waves. No lifeguard supervision is confirmed, so swim conservatively and watch children closely. The natural sandy beach has no paved access and may be difficult for limited mobility. Soft sand, uneven paths, and exposure to weather shape the visit. Check local signs for access rules, dog regulations, and boundaries before undressing, as dog rules are not confirmed and arrangements can change. The open beach offers limited privacy and natural exposure to wind and weather, so dress in layers for the return walk. The quiet setting may suit adults and families seeking quiet, provided posted rules are followed and space is respected. Late morning to afternoon in daytime is the most practical time for swimming and sunbathing.