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The boardwalks are in good condition and mostly have handrails, which are occasionally welcome in stronger winds, even on level ground. These boardwalks allow crossings without negatively impacting the unique dune landscape. This is a good solution for balancing coastal and nature conservation with tourism and the enjoyment of hiking and nature.

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🚨⚓️Old Cross-Marker Lighthouse – Historic Landmark Above the Cliff Although it is no longer active, the small, red lighthouse offers a great photo spot and is an important orientation point for hikers on the dune trail.

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🌅🔴 The Rotes Kliff viewpoint is one of the most famous spots on Sylt and offers the most breathtaking view of the North Sea. The cliff stretches between Wenningstedt and Kampen and is particularly known for its rust-red hues, especially at sunset.

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🌅 The Red Cliff is an impressive natural monument and the most striking cliff coast on the island of Sylt, located between Kampen and Wenningstedt.

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During the Advent season, the cross-range light tower is decorated: The Christmas tree greets every passerby. A nice gesture. 🎄

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From Cafe Kupferkanne, walk along the boardwalk right through the Braderup Heath; especially beautiful in August when the heather is in bloom.

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Pretty and well-known beach bar... Perfect for a break after a walk on the beach...

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The bench here invites you to enjoy the magnificent panorama over the dune landscape

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An endless beach with beautiful sand and pretty dunes... you can walk for miles along the sea and let the waves wash around your feet

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... great even without the red light.

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The Braderup Heath is a picturesque nature reserve on the island of Sylt, located between the towns of Braderup and Kampen. Covering approximately 137 hectares, it stretches along the Wadden Sea side of the island and offers visitors an impressive natural experience in every season.   The heath is characterized by its unique flora and fauna. Especially in late summer, from August to September, the landscape glows a vibrant purple when the heather (Calluna vulgaris) blooms. In addition to the heather, crowberries and cross-leaved heather also characterize the landscape.  The area has been a nature reserve since 1979 to protect the fragile heathland and the animal and plant species that live there, some of which are endangered. The Nature Conservation Association of Sylt e.V., acting on behalf of the Schleswig-Holstein state government, is responsible for the care and preservation of the heath.   For hikers, the Braderup Heath offers well-marked trails that lead through the gently rolling landscape, offering impressive views of the Wadden Sea. A popular route is the approximately 7-kilometer circular trail that runs from Braderup to Kampen and back. Along the way, the traditional "Kupferkanne" (copper can) in Kampen invites you to stop for a cozy break. 

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Buhne 16 on Sylt is a legendary beach bar and bistro located near Kampen. The name "Buhne 16" comes from the groynes originally built along the coast to serve as coastal protection. Although many of these groynes have since been removed, the name has been retained for this special stretch of beach. Located amidst Sylt's dune landscape, Buhne 16 is a popular meeting place for surfers, sun worshippers, and nature lovers. The beach bistro offers a relaxed atmosphere with rustic charm, where guests can enjoy fresh grilled fish, homemade cakes, and refreshing drinks. The spacious terrace invites you to gaze out over the sea and experience the sunset. Buhne 16 is known not only for its culinary offerings but also for its events. Of particular note is the annual Longboard Festival, which attracts surfers and music lovers from all over Germany. Live music, sporting competitions, and the unique beach atmosphere make this event a highlight in Sylt's events calendar. A visit to Pier 16 requires a short walk through the dunes, further underscoring the charm of this location. The seclusion and natural ambiance offer a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and allow guests to fully enjoy the beauty of the Sylt coast.

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Such luxury is only available on Sylt! ;-)

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If you sit on this beautiful bench, you have Kampen behind you and the dunes and the view of the sea in front of you.

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Great platform with an extensive view/vista... in good weather ;-)

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The boulder, which weighs around 20 tons, was washed up on Kampen beach in March 2005. It is a so-called "gneiss" from the Scandinavian mountains and is around a billion years old. From the diagram next to the boulder: "During the Ice Age over 200,000 years ago, part of a gneiss complex in Scandinavia broke off from the mighty glaciers and was transported hundreds of kilometers to Sylt by the ice stream. This stone, which was rounded off by the transport, is now called a boulder and was thus recovered from Kampen beach."

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Here in the north of the island it is quieter on the beach and in the dunes...very beautiful landscape here

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Here in the north of the island the landscape changes...it becomes hillier and "lonelier" but very beautiful

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The bench is highly sought after. A striking number of hikers lean casually on the railing and fall into deep conversation - as soon as the bench becomes free, the conversation ends abruptly and in no time at all the bench has found new owners :-)

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You can enjoy the view from the beach crossing in Wenningstedt in the morning, at noon and in the evening. No matter - seeing the North Sea from above is a new perspective at first. After sunset, the beach crossing becomes increasingly deserted. Ideal for an evening view of the sea.

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