Amrum

Amrum is one of the North Friesian Islands and is often considered the most beautiful tourist destination in the region. From the west, it is surrounded by the North Sea. Along its entire shore, there is a huge sandy beach, up to 1.5 km wide. The landscape is also diversified by partially overgrown dunes. From the east, the island is surrounded by the famous Wadden Sea , which thanks to its valuable ecosystem has been entered on the UNESCO list. At low tide, you can walk on dry foot via Watty to the neighboring island of Fohr.

Amrum, Germany - © Brate

The whole of Amrum is permanently inhabited by about 2,000 inhabitants. In summer, tourists are mainly attracted by the amazing natural beach. Enthusiasts of water sports, such as kitesurfing, windsurfing or sailing , thanks to constant strong winds, will have ideal conditions for training here. The island is also worth visiting because of its natural character and wonderful walking areas. Rich in food, the Wadden Sea attracts many coastal birds. An attraction worth visiting is the local lighthouse , which is the highest on the North Sea coast. There you will find an observation deck that allows you to climb 63 meters above sea level and look at the island from above. The focal point of Amrum is the town of Nebel , where you can admire Frisian thatched huts and eat freshly caught fish in a real nautical pub.

For whom?

There are several reasons why you should visit Amrum Island. First of all, go there if you appreciate nature and long walks. Secondly, it is an ideal place for fans of water sports such as kitesurfing and windsurfing. Third, Amrum will be a great destination when you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city .