Sylt

Sylt is the largest island in the North Sea, which is known as the King of the North. There are numerous ways to discover island life up close here, by taking a bike tour through the idyllic paths or an exciting GeoTour in search of the hidden treasures. Also, it is a perfect place for sailing, camping, picnicking, sunbathing, and promenades. A special symbol of the island is the beach chairs that can be found everywhere on the coast.

Borkum

Borkum is the westernmost largest of the East Frisian Islands, known as the North Sea island with ocean climate. Thanks to the salted-out air and favorable weather conditions, it received the official status of a medical resort. Tourists flock there to enjoy numerous sports activities, including surfing, hiking through dunes, sailing, etc. For lovers of architecture and history, there are several fascinating beacons to visit.

Sankt Peter-Ording

The health resort of Sankt Peter-Ording has the longest sandy beach in western Germany (12 km long). The landmark is the pile dwellings, which were formerly used as changing rooms. Today they serve as restaurants or places for lifeguards. Nature and water lovers can enjoy a variety of offers here - from dune thermal baths to numerous strolls through idyllic surroundings. The versatile character of the spa guarantees travelers various types of relaxation - both active (kiting, surfing, sailing, riding) and quiet relaxation.

Helgoland

Helgoland is a mystical archipelago with an eventful history. If you marvel at the red rocks and cliffs, as well as cute seals, you can not assume that it is the location of the largest non-nuclear explosion that the British made in World War II. The island is exceptional in many respects: it is the only deep-sea island in Germany. With unique flora and fauna, it acts as a real oasis of calm that is worth a visit.

Halligen

Halligen is a group of small marsh islands, part of the North Frisian Islands, which can be flooded during storm surges. That is why they are built on special hills. This is a perfect offer for those who want to relax and enjoy the tranquility of island life.

Husum

Husum is a port city that is the starting point for trips to the islands. In contrast to the harmonious island atmosphere, city life rages in Husum. That is why it offers numerous leisure activities and events.

Bremerhaven

Bremerhaven is the only large city on the North Sea coast that, together with Bremen, is the smallest state in Germany - Free Hanseatic City of Bremen. All sights are certainly connected to the sea. Particularly recommended is the promenade along the harbor, where you can see exhibits of the open-air museum - the ships. Besides, the observation deck on the roof of the Atlantic Sail City Hotel ensures a breathtaking overview of the city and the quay.

Maritime cuisine is of course typical of the North Sea. You can snack on fish rolls with freshly caught fish such as herring or cod directly at the harbor. If you want to experience something special, there is an option to dine in the ship's restaurant.

A national East Frisian drink is tea, which has a long tradition here. There is even a special term here - Teetied, which stands for time to relax and a cup of tea.

For those who prefer meat over fish, Salzwiesenlamm dishes are a must. Since the sheep graze on salt marshes, their meat is particularly delicious.

Sankt Peter-Ording is a resort where there are numerous ecotourism sites and the historical center of a small region. The significant advantage of the region is the developed infrastructure, which enables comfortable sightseeing. The city has various hotels and guest houses, among which everyone can find something in any price category.

Cuxhaven is located on the north coast. The resort has several sanatoriums that help restore the body and strengthen general health conditions.