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The idyllic Nassau Harbor, with its floating pontoon of the Nassau Bridge, is home to numerous sailboats. The influence of the tides can hardly be observed more vividly than at Nassau Harbor: the pontoon and the boats moored there rise and fall by several meters with the alternating high and low tides. The Nassau Bridge is named after the crew of the SMS Nassau, who were the first to cross it in 1910.

One of the best places to relax at Sander See. The kiosk is right behind you.

As of May 2025, unfortunately dismantled for renovation purposes.

Beautiful path on the south beach right by the water.

A chic promenade with restaurants and seating to enjoy the sea with all its temperament 🌊.

Lock-free tidal harbor With a view of the North Sea and the boats moored in the harbor, you will find the Nassau Bridge in Nassau Harbor. It got its name from the crew of the S.M.S. Nassau, which was the first to cross the bridge in 1910. This steel and wood structure is over 100 years old and has seen many rough seas. In order to withstand the tides, it was built as a pontoon bridge. This means that the structure has no pillars, but rests on floating bodies and moves with the tide. There are several fish restaurants in Nassau Harbor. During extreme high water, a spring tide or a storm surge, the water rises over the edge of the harbor and floods the Nassau Bridge and adjacent areas. The parking lot at the aquarium is also under water. An impressive spectacle! (Source: https://www.wilhelmshaven-touristik.de/erleben/urban/gehenswuerdigkeiten/details-poi/nassauhafen-bruecke)

Wilhelmshaven is an independent city in the northwest of Germany. It is located on the northwest coast of the Jade Bay, a bay of about 190 km² on the North Sea. The medium-sized city has 76,247 inhabitants and is a major center. Since 2006, Wilhelmshaven has been part of the Northwest Metropolitan Region, one of a total of twelve European metropolitan regions in Germany. In the south of the city, the buildings extend to the beach of the Jade Bay The city's history has been closely linked to the history of the German Navy since its inauguration as the "first German naval port on the Jade" on June 17, 1869. The city is now the largest base of the German Navy, and since the implementation of the Bundeswehr's stationing concept in 2011, it has also been the largest base of the Bundeswehr[2][3] and one of the largest naval bases in Western Europe. (Source: Wikipedia) In this context, I can recommend the many museums in WHV: especially the German Naval Museum and the visitor center of the UNESCO Wadden Sea World Heritage Site.

Day at the sea Song by: Die Fantastischen Vier You feel the grass Something moves here and there You enjoy it No, it's not just that Because after opening all the doors At the end is the trick of the end The search through finding in the moment You breathe in, you breathe out This body is your house And you know your way around in it You live You are alive And you become aware of that Without thinking Just because of your own zest for life The feeling that you feel Tells you the time has come And the state changes The space and the time The mind returns But you don't use it Every step new land Will it always be like this You feel the life energy That flows through you Life like never before in harmony and enjoyment There is nothing to improve Nothing that would be better Except you in the here and now And the day at the sea