Explore the island of Sylt onboard a comfortable bus and learn about the island on a guided tour. Travel from Trift to stunning locations like the seaside resort area of Braderup, the quaint villages of Keitum and Tinnum, and the lake and mud flats of Rantum. Hop aboard the spacious bus in Trift and relax on the scenic drive to through Wenningstedt to the shifting sand dune area of Kampen. Stop for a short break at the Königshafen restaurant in List. Visit the northernmost Gosch fish shop in List. Continue to the Hörnumer Odde nature preserve where you can purchase a boat trip with an Adler ship and admire the lush Hörnumer Odde preserve. Soak up the local small town charm as you pass through Braderup, Keitum, Munkmarsch, and Tinnum. Head back to your meeting point at the end of the tour.

Explore the Wadden Sea on board the rustic fishing cutter (boat) Gret Palucca or Rosa Paluka on a seal-watching boat trip from List, Sylt. Discover the resting places of resident seals and marvel at the cutest inhabitants of the North Sea. Observe local wildlife in their natural environment. The most likely time to see seals on the trip is two hours before and two hours after low tide. Take off from the harbor on your choice of Gret Palucca or Rosa Paluka. Gret Palucca is more than 70 years old and is maintained and restored winter after winter. Rosa Paluka was built in the 1960s and worked as a real fishing boat before returning in 2007 as a tour boat. During the cruise, a net will be launched to catch mussels, crabs, small fish, and starfish to observe before releasing them back into the wild. The fisherman on board will give you insights into the marine life of the North Sea as you admire these unique creatures.

Embark on a sightseeing tour from Hörnum and accompany a ranger to the Wadden Sea National Par. Discover the pack of playful seals that live on the sandbank, Jungnamensand. Hear interesting facts about these adorable animals as you enjoy the views. Meet your guide and depart from Hörnum. Cruise towards the Wadden Sea National Park, admiring the beautiful views of the shore. When approaching the seal colony, learn interesting facts about the largest wild animals in Germany and how they came to settle in the area during the 1980s. Arrive at the sandbank, Jungnamensand, and spend some time watching the playful seals that live there. Learn about their natural habitat, just west of the island of Amrum, and how this area has served as a sanctuary for a species once thought to be extinct in the Baltic. The most likely time to see seals on the trip is two hours before and two hours after low tide. During the trip, a small net is dropped into the water. When pulling out the net, staff from the Wadden Sea Protection Station explains the sea animals. Later the caught animals will return to the water.

For nature lovers, the island of Helgoland offers all sorts of interesting things in terms of both flora and fauna - of course, there is a great view from the Oberland! But also for those who want to spend a leisurely day on Helgoland, there are plenty of retreats for culinary delights. The shopaholics among you will definitely benefit from duty-free shopping on the island - don't forget the maximum amount!

In addition to the seaside resort of Wyk with its beautiful beach promenade and shopping arcade, there are 11 villages with historic thatched houses. In Wyk, many attractions attract guests at any time of the year: 100-year-old spa park, spa promenade with a unique view of the Halligen, 15 kilometers of fine sandy beach right by the harbour, historic town center with small, dreamy streets and quaint pubs, fish market (Sundays), boutiques and shops. A special highlight in Wyk is the weekly fish market (Sundays April - mid-October) In the Frisian Museum you can embark on a journey of discovery into bygone times. The Museum Kunst der Westküste in Alkersum exhibits over 500 paintings and graphic works about life on the North Sea coast.

On this guided tour, walk along the rustic paths around the village of Keitum. Learn about the island village's long history, stretching back to the Stone Age. Along the shoreline, enjoy expansive views of the sea and picturesque Frisian houses. Begin your tour in the center of Keitum. Admire the typical thatched roofs and other classic North Sea island architecture as you saunter down small, curving alleyways. While you walk past glassblower and goldsmith workshops, learn about Keitum today, which is known for its artisan community. Continue your tour through the village, also known as the "green heart of the island." Admire an array of charming homes, some as old as 1640, with scenic gardens and traditional Frisian walls. Listen to stories of Sylt's whaling economy and vibrant cultural scene from the 18th century. Next, stroll to the shoreline and gaze out at the Wadden Sea. On the tidal side of the village, stop at the ancient burial mounds of Harhoog and Tipkenhoog. Learn about the Keitum's Stone Age roots from your guide before concluding your tour.

Embark on an extraordinary adventure, where you'll have the opportunity to visit Jürgen Gosch at the northernmost fish shack and spend a day exploring the captivating German North Sea island of Sylt. Immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of Sylt's natural landscapes and vibrant attractions during an exhilarating island tour. Your journey begins with a boat departure from Cuxhaven (Jetty "Alte Liebe"). After roughly 2.5 hours, we set foot on Sylt and prepare to be enchanted by its unspoiled nature and lively places. If you book the GOSCH Spezial Option, you'll embark on an island tour in a comfortable coach, unveiling the island's hidden gems, before we then aboard the sightseeing coach, where we will stop for a fish roll at the famous local restaurant, Jürgen Gosch, the northernmost fish shack. The coach tour takes you on a scenic route from ZOB/Westerland, passing through enchanting locations such as Wenningstedt, Kampen, the mesmerizing Lister dune area, and the picturesque Königshafen, before arriving at Lister Hafen. On the return journey to Hörnum, you'll traverse through captivating destinations including Braderup, Munkmarsch, Ketium, Tinnum, and Rantum. At the end of this remarkable experience, you'll board a boat departing from Sylt, transporting you back to Cuxhaven. Reflect on the memories made as you relax during the journey and revel in the beauty of the North Sea. The experience can bring an unforgettable day of discovery, nature, and culinary delights on the breathtaking island of Sylt. If you want to explore the island on your own, book the return ticket by boat from Cuxhaven and discover Sylt for example by public bus, walking, by bike or taxi (all services need to be organized and paid for on arrival).

Plan your trip in an easy and inexpensive manner onboard the 2 Syltferries. Book your desired departure online and in advance to avoid waiting times. Take in the beautiful views as you cruise toward your destination. Your holiday starts on board: the 40-minute journey promises to be an unforgettable experience. Gliding through the North Frisian Wadden Sea and enjoying the fresh sea breeze is just part of the arrival to Germany's northernmost island Sylt. During the journey from List, Sylt to Havneby, Rømø you can relax on one of the open decks. If you prefer to enjoy the trip from below deck, take in the magnificent view of the Wadden Sea through the large panoramic windows. Pamper yourself with Danish and German dishes for reasonable prices. Make a little stopover in the Travel Value Shop on the SyltExpress, where they offer international perfumes and cosmetics, jewelry, spirits, and sweets. On the RömöExpress, they offer a selected range of best-selling articles. The Syltferries operate all season between the island Sylt and the Danish island Rømø, which is easily accessible via a free causeway from the Danish mainland. The modern double-ended ferries SyltExpress and RömöExpress take all cars, motorcycles, pedestrians, and cyclists, as well as horse and boat trailers, caravans, motor homes, buses, trucks, and even heavy cargo to and from the Island Sylt.

Glide across the Wadden Sea with a one-way or roundtrip ferry ticket between the islands of Rømø and Sylt. Book your desired departure in advance to avoid waiting times. Have the option to purchase snacks and drinks onboard. Enjoy up to 32 daily departures. Board a modern double-ended ferry that can accommodate everything from pedestrians and cyclists to boat trailers, caravans, busses, and trucks. Let the fresh sea breeze of the Wadden Sea blow through your hair on the open deck.  Stay cozy inside and admire the sea from the large panoramic windows. Pamper yourself during the passage with Danish and German dishes for reasonable prices. Peruse a selected range of best selling articles from the 'Travel Value Shop.' Take a transfer that operates in all seasons between the Danish island Rømø and the Sylt island in Germany. Feel confident on a boat that is maintained to the highest safety standards.

The shipping company Adler-Schiffe will take you to Hallig Hooge with the comfortable MS Adler-Express from Nordstrand/Harbor Strucklahnungshörn. Hooge is the second-largest of the Halligen, covering six square kilometers. At the jetty you can rent bicycles, go on a discovery tour by horse-drawn carriage or on foot (bookable on site). Hallig Hooge awaits you for a day trip with more than 2 hours of stay. In the midst of the largest, completely intact natural area, the Wadden Sea National Park, you can fully experience life on a Hallig.