Husum and Husum Bay lie at the UNESCO World heritage site "The Wadden Sea"
and at the Schleswig-Holstein Wattenmeer National Park (National Park Wadden Sea)
between the sea, the North Friesian Halligen and islands, the Eiderstedt Peninsula,
the Schobüll Geest and the river area of the rivers of Eider, Treene and Sorge.
The holiday region offers a unique combination of historic city culture, maritime
elements and rural nature.
Holiday in our holiday region is holiday in the middle of a unique nature and
cultural landscape. Healthy sea air guaranteed!
Sometimes sea, sometimes land: When it’s low tide, the tideways and mud flats fill with water. When it’s low tide, the sea recedes. Then there is much to discover!
Since 1985, the entire west coast of Schleswig-Holstein has been part of the Schleswig-Holstein Wattenmeer National Park. Here, everything is protected which makes the Wattenmeer so unique.
Whoever has taken holiday on the North Sea has been impressed by one’s first view across the dyke which certainly makes holiday on the North Sea so charming.
Hiking in the mud flat has dangers which should in no way be underestimated.
Thus, absolutely follow the recommendations of the Wattenmeer National Park Office:
A mosaic composed of mud flat, forest, heath and marsh – Schobüll Mountain is unique. Along the single dyke-free section of the Schleswig-Holstein North Sea coast...
In the Mühlenau Valley where there was once a gigantic mill dyke, children can today play in the water park...
The protected nature areas of Husum Bay invite one to quite special experiences in nature. Hike across the dyke along the protected nature area...
The Eider-Treene-Sorge river landscape has the largest connected depression in Schleswig-Holstein.
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