UNESCO World Heritage site - Wadden Sea
Discover the Wadden Sea
- Wadden worms and other inhabitants
- Adventurous mudflat walks
- National Park museum
Germany's first natural landscape to be honoured by UNESCO. The special flora and fauna are home to around 10,000 different plants and animal species on the land and in the water. Twice a day, the sea recedes with the tide and exposes the seabed. The guide can then show you the unimagined treasures of the mudflats. The national park museum provides even more information about this.
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Butjadingen Evergreen Peninsula
Germany's largest peninsula - Butjadingen - offers a lot
- Cycling paradise
- Hidden culturel treasures
- Jader park
Butjadingen nestles between Jadebusen, the North Sea and Weser. It is embraced by water and kissed by the sun. You could visit on foot or on an extended cycling tour over 250km of accessible cycle paths. Discover the broad expanses of undeveloped countryside that characterise this region. Visit Moorseer Mill or a typical milking hut. The Jaderberg leisure park with its adjoining zoo is also very popular.
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The starting point for the Northern cities
Sunparks Nordseeküste is the central starting point for excursions to the surrounding cities.
- Bremen, with its town musicians
- The harbour village of Bremerhaven and Wilhelmshaven
- Oldenburg with its countless bars and cafés
The old town of Bremen with its town musicians has even been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Bremerhaven offers exceptional, modern museums. For example, the 8° East Climate Centre and the German Emigration Centre. In Wilhelmshaven, the Maritime Mile attracts countless visitors every year Oldenburg will excite all shopping enthusiasts. No matter which town you choose, it will be worth a day trip at any time of year.
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Alongside the beach
You should certainly not miss out on visiting the Frisian beach and the North Sea!
- The Frisian Beach with its adventure playground
- The North Sea - unaffected by the tides
- Salt waterpool and beach
Straight outside the park and over the embankment. On Frisian Beach, you can rest in a beach chair while your children enjoy playing and letting off steam. The 45,000 m2 North Sea lagoon in Burhave contains water from the North Sea. This is cleaned in an organically operating treatment plant, which is unique worldwide. Flat sections of beach with original Caribbean sand and safe bathing and play options for children complete the picture.
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Tax-free shopping in Helgoland
Discover Helgoland on an extensive shopping tour
- Germany's only offshore island
- Inexpensive shopping
- Daily ferry connections
If you visit Helgoland you are sure to bring something back. Not only the many impressions of nature and life on this special island. Perhaps also a little of the peace and tranquillity of this compact little world. The range of branded items and international specialities is varied and inexpensive thanks to Helgoland's special status. Browsing is a lot of fun.
You can travel from Cuxhaven from April to October. Secure your place right here in the Village
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