North Sea, Schleswig-Holstein

North Sea - the sea puts its mark on the people

The sight of the sea is calming. In the rest of Germany, the people of East Frisia are often considered to be somewhat phlegmatic, but this does not do the friendly people of this region justice. They are often just more easy-going than others. The North Sea has a similar effect on tourists - everyday problems are forgotten, you remember the things that are really enjoyable and have a chance to do them.

It really doesn′t matter whether you stay in a hotel, guesthouse, or holiday home on one of the German North Sea islands such as Sylt, Borkum, Norderney, or Helgoland, or if you prefer the mainland coastal area in Lower Saxony or Schleswig-Holstein.

Hotels in East Frisia

Families with children will find endless ways for adults and children to spend an adventurous holiday at the North Sea - the family park Tolk-Schau, a handcar ride, the open-air museum on Husum or in the West Coast Park and Robbarium (seal aquarium) in St Peter Ording.

Sports enthusiasts may mount a noble steed in Horse Country Schleswig-Holstein and explore the beaches or engage in Nordic walking, beach volleyball, wind-surfing, sailing, or canoeing. If you want to swim, there are numerous possibilities - the largest sand beach in Europe is on the island of Amrum, a grassy beach at Friedrichskoog. Could that be the ideal spot for your holiday is a holiday home?

Nordfriesi islands: Here you find to hotels, pension, vacation homes, vacation rentals and holiday houses.

The culture of northern Germany can be explored in many museums, for example, life on the holms in Kapitän Tadsen Museum on Langeness, prominent northern German artists and writers in the Nolde Museum in Seebüll or the Theodor Storm Center in Husum. Or take an interesting tour of the cities of Emden or Wilhelmshaven, for example. And oh yes, are you interested in taking the East Frisia exam? Then Wittmund would be the right place to look for your holiday home.

 

 

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