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Hallig-Krog, Hamburger Hallig

Hallig-Krog, Hamburger Hallig

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Hallig-Krog, Hamburger Hallig

Recommended by 583 cyclists out of 595

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Location: Reußenköge, North Frisia, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

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Tips

🕊️🌻𝕭𝖎𝖗𝖌𝖎𝖙🌻

September 5, 2022

The Hamburger Hallig bears its name after two Hamburg merchants, the Amsinck brothers - who acquired and embanked part of the former island of Strand in the 17th century.

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Kirsten 🌺

May 8, 2021

If you love the north and the Wadden Sea National Park, this is the right place for you. The bike ride through the salt marshes is fun. Many water birds can be seen here. If you would like to take a swim in the North Sea, you can do so at the bathing area. There is also a restaurant with a good offer.

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Stefan

July 27, 2020

I can only recommend a bicycle ride 👍

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MarMax

August 7, 2018

Great restaurant at the end of a long way.
I would advise against going here on foot and also the drivers were advised to rent a bike on the mainland parking lot.

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Silke S.

September 17, 2020

It's a nice hike on foot, even if the way there and back are the same. The perspective does it. When the tide is high, the Hallig is a very nice swimming area, but there is no sandy beach. The bank on the west side of the Krog is an insider tip.

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Winkelsheider 🚲🧺🍷📸👍

September 18, 2020

Hamburg-Hallig is no longer an island since it was connected to the mainland by a dam in 1860. Today it joins the dike foreland with the upstream salt marshes in front of the Sönke-Nissen-Koog.

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dl7un

August 3, 2020

An easy tour with beautiful nature. The Almsickhaus, BND hut and the Krog are worth a visit, and you can also go swimming.

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Pulp-Fiction

September 2, 2021

The journey is worth it. The view, great food, makes up for it. 👍👍

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Vanessa

July 4, 2019

Every day from 11 o'clock the nature park restaurant Hallig Krog opens the doors for the hungry guests. Chef Erik Brack - who has also cooked on the ZDF dream ship - attaches particular importance to regional products in his dishes.

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Klaus Grosche

June 21, 2019

The trip is not worth it because of the restaurant. That's fine, but what I experienced there with a waffle order was unique.
So forewarned!

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susa

November 30, 2019

Excellent food in a cozy atmosphere with very friendly staff and reasonable prices. Recommended!

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wileyh

October 29, 2020

A detour to the Hamburg Hallig is very nice, you can also see other Hallig from there.

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Axel G

November 1, 2021

Well worth a visit, great location, great view, café restaurant everything you need for a stop.

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Bo-Ma

July 11, 2022

Top location: Just getting there is an experience. Whether you come by bike or by car in bad (stormy) weather. Worth it ! The food - a dream.

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Didier

December 18, 2020

Best kitchen with very friendly staff. Civil prices. Pure nature.

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LeValerio

June 8, 2022

A nice break on our journey from Husum to Dagebüll. The detour is worth it.

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Franzl

August 27, 2021

The Hamburg Hallig was a very special highlight on our tour ...

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JR56

June 27, 2020

The Hamburg Hallig was created after the "Great Mandränke" in 1634. The former Koog was diked by two Hamburg merchants who also gave the Koog their name. When the dike was lost in the 17th century, the Hamburg Hallig was born.

In 1875 the Hallig was connected to the mainland by a 4 km long dike.
Since then, the dam has silted up ever more extensively and a species-rich flora and fauna has developed. With the national park rangers, guided tours can also be undertaken in the Wadden Sea. Afterwards there is the possibility to examine exciting finds more closely in the Wattwerkstatt. The Hallig offers an indescribable view of the UNESCO World Heritage Wadden Sea. Since it is very central, you also have a clear view of almost all other Halligen in the Wadden Sea.
After enjoying the view, the rustic Hallig-Krog inn invites you to a typical regional snack in the spring and summer months. The Hallig-Krog is also the only building on the Hallig.

The idyllic Hamburg Hallig offers an extensive natural beach in the salt marshes. Since the beach is in the middle of the Wadden Sea National Park, there is only a bathing time of approx. 3 hours before and after the tide.

The small Hallig can be reached very easily on foot or by bike. Bicycles are available from the Amsinck House, which is right in front of the Hamburger Hallig. In addition to an exciting exhibition on the culture, nature and history of the Hamburg Hallig and Central North Friesland, the Amsinck House also offers a motorhome parking space.

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Christian R.

June 17, 2020

Great food. A stop is worthwhile

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Dirk

August 16, 2020

Cup of coffee & ice cream is always worth it!

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Elmar

April 18, 2022

Good restaurant and cafe in the middle of nature

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Juergen

August 5, 2020

Good food is worth it

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Jknord

June 18, 2024

The detour to the Hallig is really worth it, as there is plenty of nature, a queen bee breeding facility, a climate experiment and wonderful places to take a break. If you want, you can rent a bike "on land"

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Christian Kammler

November 2, 2022

Hamburger Hallig - worth seeing 👍🏼

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Location: Reußenköge, North Frisia, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany

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Hallig-Krog, Hamburger Hallig

1. Nordstrand – Beltringharder Koog loop from Wobbenbüll

2. Dagebüll Lighthouse – Glasswort on Hamburger Hallig loop from Dagebüll Kirche

3. View of the Wadden Sea – Süderhafen Harbor loop from Husum

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