프리슬란트(지구) 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

호르머르지엘 해변은 잔디와 갯벌이 특징입니다. 안타깝게도 모래는 없습니다.

The lower lighthouse is located directly between the campsite and the beach of Schillig.

The national park stretches from the Dutch border at the mouth of the Ems to the Elbe in the west.

The western beach of Dangast is small but lovely and very cozy. At high tide, it almost disappears completely.

At the marina or harbor of Dangast you can relax and enjoy the view over the Jade Bay.

Wadden Sea National Park on the German North Sea coast in the North Sea resort of Dangast.

People settled by the water early on. People discovered this region as a habitat early on and initially lived here by fishing and hunting before also using the region for agriculture. Settlement left clear traces. Agriculture was already practiced on Sylt, Föhr, and Amrum, for example, 4,000 years ago. In Roman times, farmers began building low earthen embankments, so-called summer dikes, to protect their land from storm surges. It wasn't until the tenth century that the local people systematically practiced dike construction. At that time, the aim was to isolate the settled land from the influence of the sea. These areas were repeatedly expanded in the following centuries. As a result, there are hardly any freshwater marshes and moors left there today. However, the embankment of these areas has had little effect on the extent of the Wadden Sea. The sea carries away sediment, carries it away, and deposits it somewhere – just in different places.

How the Wadden Sea was formed Salt marshes are typical of the Wadden Sea. Special plants grow between the mudflats and the land. The Wadden Sea could only have formed because the glaciers of the most recent Ice Age melted about 10,000 years ago, causing sea levels to slowly rise. This led to significant changes in the North Sea coast over the next millennia. The mainland was flooded, and new sediment was carried into the region. The rock was deposited over the moors, swamps, and marsh forests typical of the time. In some places, however, the sea also carried away land. Through alternating erosion and deposition, the present-day Wadden Sea was formed in the gently sloping coastal area over the past 7,000 years.