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quiet area with fewer people than in other parts of the island

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wonderful peace and fewer people than sheep seen

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Interesting

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Very nice area to chill, have a drink, watch, drink coffee...

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The area around List is home to Schleswig-Holstein's oldest nature reserve, established in 1923 and a bird paradise. In 1980, the reserve was expanded to its current size. I love Sylt and have known this island since childhood. It is truly a gem, with a distinct beauty in many places, including the old Frisian houses. What you should beware of on Sylt: the stupid and mostly clumsy chic crowd. But anyone who knows Sylt knows how to avoid them.

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must watch

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One of the legendary Sylt beach accesses with catering.

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The seahorse on the Samoa beach represents the island's attitude to life and has been an institution for decades. If you're looking for a relaxing break on your tour, you should visit the "beach kiosk" and sit in one of the beach chairs with an espresso or latte. But be careful: it's easy to get lost here. Not ideally connected by road bike: From the bike path, it's about 200m over sandy gravel towards the west coast, so 30mm tires are helpful. https://samoa-seepferdchen.de/

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Nielsen's coffee garden is one of the institutions for coffee and cake on the island and is located right on the Keitum cliff edge to the Wadden Sea. Spontaneous stopping is less recommended due to the high number of people. Very nice indoor and outdoor areas. Is closed in 2024/2025 from November to February http://nielsens-kaffeegarten-sylt.de/

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The approximately 5km stretch on the top of the Rantum Basin dike is a dream route, but not a classic road bike highlight due to the coarse gravel. The tires should be at least 30mm, or even wider. Now very busy during the high season, with e-bikes making up >90%.

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Germany's most famous "wooden shack" and absolute hotspot, run by cult restaurateur Herbert Seckler. If you want to include the Zanzibar on your tour, you should know the following: 1. It is not directly accessible by bike, 200-300m walk over coarse gravel is not ideal in road bike shoes. 2. Spontaneous visits in high season and when the weather is good can sometimes involve very long waiting times. 3. In racing bike clothes you are more of an exotic here, you have to be able to deal with that confidently. 4. If you have been there, you will generally not regret it. After a visit to the Zanzibar you have to be in a good mood.

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Unfortunately, the Bonscherei has moved to Westerland (Friedrichstraße 17, or Boysenstraße for me). The show kitchen doesn't seem to exist anymore and the management is no longer there either. What a shame ☹️

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Beautiful building where weddings often take place.

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The cycle paths are mostly well developed, but the isolated trails are rare but more interesting.

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several boulders depicting an old stone grave

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super smooth asphalt and slightly undulating track

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either on the dike or below with lee

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Lake - feeling at its finest

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My favorite on Sylt! Delicious cakes, tarts and bread, combined with a beautiful view of the mudflats of Sylt!

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Nielsen's coffee garden in Keitum on Sylt is a traditional café that has been run by the Nielsen family for over 100 years. It is picturesquely located on the Keitum cliff and offers a wonderful view of the Wadden Sea. The café is known for its homemade cakes, including the popular Friesen cake, and an extensive range of teas with over 80 varieties. Visitors can sit inside in a cozy atmosphere or outside in the garden. A highlight are the freshly baked waffles and blueberry pancakes.

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