Karo Beach Hamburg A small oasis in the middle of Hamburg

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Beach feeling in the largest beach club in St. Pauli

The Karo Beachclub has opened its doors again for the summer. If you want to relax in a deck chair, let the sun shine on your face and enjoy a cool drink or two, you can do so wonderfully at the beach club. Concerts are also planned again this summer.

Compared to last year, the stay at Karo Beach is even more relaxed. Because not only cool drinks, but also delicious food can now be consumed to go on the beach.

Since the entire team attaches great importance to sustainability and has resolved to produce as little waste as possible, your cooperation is needed! When ordering food at the Rindermarkthalle and planning to visit the beach, simply ask for the reusable dishes. In this way, unnecessary waste and plastic waste can be reduced enormously.

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