North Sea Coast National Parks
The whole of the North Sea coast from the Danish frontier to the Elbe estuary, together with the North Frisian Islands, now form the Schleswig-Holstein Wattenmeer National Park. Southwest of this extends the Lower Saxon Wattenmeer National Park, which takes in the East Frisian Islands. Thus the German North Sea coast is an almost continuous protected area, interrupted only by the main shipping lanes.
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North Frisian Islands - Wattenmeer National Park
The North Frisian Islands, off the coast of the Eiderstedt Peninsula, form part of the Wattenmeer National Park.
The tidal flats are home to a diverse variety of sea life and host an extraordinary variety of birds. The islands, especially the sand dunes and beaches on Amrum and Sylt, are also very attractive. The best time to observe birds is in spring and autumn.
The tidal flats are home to a diverse variety of sea life and host an extraordinary variety of birds. The islands, especially the sand dunes and beaches on Amrum and Sylt, are also very attractive. The best time to observe birds is in spring and autumn.
