Attractions in North Frisia

The route around the Rantumbecken is a nice, worthwhile tour and I really enjoyed it. 🐑

Very impressive. Not to be missed with a height of 30 meters.

To be more precise, you are here at the Tümlauer-Koog.

Is ideal for cycling along the dikes and is popular with guests who are looking for peace and space. Thatched houses, farming and much more.

The Uwe Dune is about 1 km from Kampen. A wooden staircase with 110 steps leads to the viewing platform on its summit. The view is gigantic and in good … read more

The section from the dunes Uwe to Wennigstedt is highly recommended. Very beautiful thin landscape that leads partly over wooden bridges. A real highlight.

Good bike path along the salt marshes.

The salt marshes are a strictly protected habitat!

A very beautiful dune landscape with designated paths. Here are signs that please stay on the paths or paths and not the whole beautiful nature breaks.
Please stay tuned and help preserve this beautiful nature.

The ice cream parlor of the "Eis Däne" in Nieblum is a tip for delicious ice cream. But the tea shop "Alte Thee Hus" is also worth a visit.

There is a lot to discover and admire in the northernmost marina in List on Sylt, because there is always something going on here.

Like the Husum inland port, the Tonningen port is tide-dependent and falls dry at low tide. In the small fishermen's houses on the pier you will find a wide range of restaurants.

Most of the dunes are planted today so they can not move. An exception is Listland, where today is the only and last moving dune in Germany. Due to the … read more

Sweet, when a tourist watches the tourists. 😉
Small Amsterdam in the real north.
If you walk through the small streets and lanes or on the canals you will really … read more

already visible from afar from the north and at the same time a beautiful beach

Great place with nice houses

Every visitor to Sylt should have seen this place once. A little apart you will find huge, deserted beaches. Here is the point where the open sea and the Wadden … read more

The lighthouse is beautifully situated and is known from the Jever Pils advertisement. You walk there through the salt marshes and can go back along the water. Gorgeous scenery!

The inland port, which has existed since the Middle Ages, still dries up today at low tide. In the outer harbor you can buy freshly caught crabs directly from the cutter.

Only used by recreational captains. Goods handling and crab fishing no longer play a role. But still very nice to look at. There are numerous, very good restaurants all around. … read more

St. John's Church is also known for its large Friesendom. There are worship services and other events here. A visit to the cemetery with the talking tombstones and the church itself should be planned.

Goting is among the most desirable places on the island. On the beach under the Goting cliff there are many boulders from the Saale Ice Age that are over 200,000 years old.