Südspitze Sylt

The Hörnumer southern tip sinks slowly in the sea. Every year, considerable parts of the Odde are eroded by storms and disappear forever. Sooner or later, experts agree that the narrow southern tip will break off. Although the Landesbetrieb für Küstenschutz, the Schleswig-Holstein National Park and Marine Protection Authority and the Wattenmeer Ark are doing their utmost to preserve the Hörnum-Odde, the condition of the southern tip is scary.

Very beautiful beach here on the southern tip of Sylt.
On a clear day you can see the neighboring islands Amrum and Föhr.

With every major storm surge, the North Sea takes a piece of the beach.
However, the island administration also undertakes some not so much more mainland and beach of Sylt disappears. So each year at different sections in Sylt sea sand from 8 km away sucked and the beaches thus rebuilt.

Very beautiful here. Who knows how much longer. The North Sea gets some land year after year

beautiful tour around the southernmost point of Sylt, beautiful view of the small Frisian houses in the dunes ...

The south of Sylt is a beatiful place to hike.
Make sure to go when it is ebb, by tide it can be difficult to pass.

From the southern tip of Sylt you have a beautiful view of the islands Föhr and Amrum.

Really exciting from 4 bft wind from NW.

Very nice, also and especially in winter

When the sun is low, the watts appear spectacular.

One can only recommend

The two neighboring islands can be seen wonderful, in very good weather they are within reach.

You should have visited this place when you are on Sylt. Who knows how long it will still be there ;-)