하일리겐하펜‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪15‬개의 천연기념물

very beautiful cliffs, mega photo opportunity

On the coast of our beautiful harbor town of Heiligenhafen, the Graswarder peninsula, together with the Steinwarder peninsula in front of it, forms a sprawling peninsula with a fascinating 230-hectare nature reserve. Wherever you look, you'll find vastness! With a length of approximately 2.5 km and a width of approximately 300 m, the reserve represents an important habitat for a diverse range of flora and fauna. It was designated a nature reserve in 1968 on behalf of the German Nature and Biodiversity Conservation Union (NABU), and was expanded in 1987. For nature lovers, the Graswarder peninsula is a true paradise. See: https://heiligenhafen-touristik.de/sport-freizeit/natur/graswarder/

Today, based on a recommendation from komoot, we drove to Gold to check out the cliffs. The view is beautiful, including parts of the island and Heiligenhafen. You can only access the cliffs from above; you're not allowed on the beach there. This means you only see the swallows flying in flocks. But it's not just swallows flying there; there are also thousands of mosquitoes, all along the path. If you want to sit on a bench, it doesn't take long before the mosquitoes swarm around their victims. Cyclists also had swarms of them swarming around their heads. So, the view is beautiful, but we left very quickly.

beautiful & varied little houses, nature reserve & the sound of the sea

A visit that's worth it. It's informative and relaxing there.

Simply fantastic to hike there...

The nature reserve is very well explained on the NABU information boards and houses.

A walk on the Graswarder is beautiful! The houses are jewels and photo motifs...