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Methodology
Season calendar · Baltic Sea

When is high season at the Baltic Sea 2026?

Weighted by the source markets of Baltic Sea guests (mainly Berlin, Brandenburg, Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia), the calendar shows the demand peaks at the Baltic coast.

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High season · 8 wk
Shoulder season · 12 wk
Low season · 31 wk
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Aug
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Oct
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Dec
Calendar week 32
01 Aug – 07 Aug
Holiday density
98 %
High season
Holidays in
All federal states.
Densest week of the year · tap, hover, or use the arrow keys to pick a week
High season · 8 weeks
11 July – 14 August
5 weeks
28 March – 10 April
2 weeks
17 October – 23 October
1 week
This is where willingness to pay is highest — and the calendar fills up first.
Shoulder season · 12 weeks
15 August – 04 September
3 weeks
03 January – 09 January
1 week
31 January – 06 February
1 week
14 February – 20 February
1 week
and 6 more, shorter periods
Low season · 31 weeks
31 October – 18 December
7 weeks
21 February – 27 March
5 weeks
30 May – 03 July
5 weeks
05 September – 09 October
5 weeks
and 4 more, shorter periods
And what do I charge per week?

Turning the rhythm into prices

vayka turns the season curve into weekly prices — using the holiday density of your source markets, portal commission, and rounding. Plus a calendar, documents, guest registration, and an honest report.

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Sample week
High season
1.190 €
Shoulder season
890 €
Low season
640 €
Illustration, not an offer — vayka calculates real prices from your property.
How it's calculated
1
For each federal state, school holiday dates are loaded — the source is the OpenHolidays API.
2
For each calendar week, we count which federal states are on holiday — weighted by their importance as a source market. Where most guests come from counts the most.
3
The classification is peak-anchored: the densest week sets the benchmark, every other week is measured against it. That keeps the calendar comparable across years.
The calendar reflects holiday demand, not your actual bookings. Regional public holidays, trade fairs, events and weather come on top. A guideline, not a guarantee.