The East Frisian North Sea Coast – Here, Every Town and Every Island Has Its Own Character

The East Frisian North Sea Coast Is Worth a Visit in Any Season

The East Frisian North Sea coast is a magical place to visit at any time of year. In spring, nature emerges from hibernation and enchants with delicate colours. In summer, the beach and dyke beckon visitors to enjoy the sunshine, which only comes to an end with a magnificent sunset. The autumn storms are fascinating and demonstrate the power of wind and water. When the mudflats are frozen in winter, true North German lovers come to the coast. They get captivated by the magic of the Nordic light, the almost meditative power of winter tranquillity every year anew. They enjoy walks in thick jackets and breaks with hot teas and delicious cakes based on old Frisian family recipes.

The sea, mudflats, extensive beaches, endless dyke lines, the healthy maritime climate, geest and marsh landscapes and moors offer nature lovers ideal conditions for a relaxing wellness and activity holiday in the fresh sea air. Excursions along the East Frisian North Sea coast and to the East Frisian islands illustrate how closely the life of the East Frisians is linked to wind and water.

Directly from the Hotel to Building Sandcastles on Norderney and Juist

Islands are always something special: they are characterised by the flair that everything on the island is limited and stays there. Of course there are ferries, but it is still a different feeling of seclusion and finality that many people consciously seek out. Some literature has been written on islands, to give just one example.

The sandy island of Juist is known as Töwerland, or magic land, and is the longest East Frisian island with a width of just 500 metres and a length of 17 kilometres. On one of the wonderful carriage rides, you can discover the island as a whole and even switch from north to south.

Norderney also invites visitors to take a day trip. In contrast to tranquil Juist, the sandy island of Norderney is considered to be quite lively, even fashionable. Germany's first North Sea resort was founded here in 1799 and the Fährhaus played a small part in this development. The town centre offers seaside resort flair with great shopping opportunities. The nearly endless beaches invite to swim, surf, kite and much more; the east beach in particular is considered trendy, chilled and absolutely in. So no matter which way you want to experience Norderney - a day trip is always worthwhile!

East Frisia the Cyclist’s Paradise

East Frisia and the islands - a paradise for cyclists. The best way to experience typical East Frisia is on one of the numerous cycle routes. Uphill cycling fun - but not always with the wind at your back. Because the wind is usually ‘our mountain’ - as you can experience on the 'Küstentour' or the 'Moorerlebnistour'. If you want to take a historical look at the East Frisian North Sea coast by pedalling, take the ‘Häuptlinge, Freibeuter und Freie Friesen’ tour or follow in Störtebeker's footsteps. Afterwards, relax at the Hotel Fährhaus, the wellness hotel in East Frisia.