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Firstly, you can drive along the coast here far from the hustle and bustle - the sheep don't count - with a view of the mudflats, and secondly, some scenes of the Nord Nord Mord episodes "Sievers and the silent oysters" and "Sievers and the last tango" were filmed here.

On a sunny day, you're never alone at the cliff. It's different in winter: there's plenty of space and time to appreciate the landscape, and you can easily imagine the history of the cliff.

The Nössedeich is a 13-kilometer-long sea dike on the southeast coast of the island of Sylt. It was built in 1936/37 by the Reich Labor Service to protect the meadows and settlements on the southern Nösse peninsula from flooding. The dike stretches from the eastern tip of the island, east of Morsum, to the dike of the Rantum Basin south of Tinnum. The Nössedeich offers ideal conditions for cyclists and hikers who want to experience Sylt's pristine nature. Sheep often graze along the dike, and in spring, visitors can observe newborn lambs. The route is less frequented than other cycle paths on the island, so you can often enjoy the scenery undisturbed. A special highlight along the Nössedeich is the Katrevel near Morsum. Here, several small lakes have formed from a former estuary, serving as habitats for numerous bird species. A wooden jetty invites you to linger and offers ideal conditions for nature observation and photography. On the other side of the dike is a bathing area, especially inviting for swimming during high tide. In summer, beach chairs are set up there, inviting you to relax with a view of the Wadden Sea.

The Morsum Cliff on the island of Sylt is an impressive natural monument that stretches for approximately 1.8 kilometers along the northeastern coast and rises up to 21 meters high. Located between the Hindenburg Dam and the town of Morsum, it offers a fascinating insight into the region's geological history. The uniqueness of the Morsum Cliff lies in its geological composition. Various layers of earth are visible here, which were displaced from their original position by the movement of glaciers during the Saale Glaciation about 120,000 years ago. These layers include: • Mica Clay: A gray-black clay formed 5 to 7 million years ago and containing fossils such as snails, mussels, and crabs. • Limonite Sandstone: A reddish sandstone formed 4 to 5 million years ago. • Kaolin sand: White sands transported here from Scandinavia 2 to 3 million years ago, containing fossilized corals, sea lilies, and sponges that are approximately 500 million years old. These layers, which originally lay on top of each other, were shifted by glacial movements so that they are now visible side by side in the cliff. This makes the Morsum Cliff one of Germany's most important geological monuments. The area around the Morsum Cliff has been a nature reserve since 1923 to preserve the unique landscape and its geological formations. It is part of the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea National Park and was recognized as a National Geosite in 2006. Visitors can enjoy well-marked hiking trails that lead through the heath and dune landscape, offering breathtaking views of the Wadden Sea. Information panels along the trails explain the area's geological features and flora and fauna. It is important not to leave the marked trails to protect the fragile natural environment and prevent erosion. A visit to the Morsum Cliff is worthwhile not only for geology enthusiasts, but for anyone who wants to experience Sylt's natural beauty. The combination of geological diversity, rich flora and fauna, and the picturesque landscape makes the Morsum Cliff an unforgettable destination.

The route through the Morsum cliff is marked out on wide paths and cyclists find their way along the "Nösse Kuhle" lake. Cyclists can then dismount and look at the white-brown cliff and the heath and reed landscape. The way back goes via Africa: the slope dominated by sand creates the feeling of being in Africa.

Beautiful and wide view and you can also observe animals. Just watch out for animals💩

Beautiful to look at and surrounded by an equally beautiful hiking area.

Land and sea view