Sometimes it’s there, sometimes it’s not – the North Sea isn’t the most reliable sea, but the alternation of ebb and flow, the view from the beach, which sometimes sweeps over the water and sometimes onto the mudflats, makes it so exciting.
The editorial team of “Tagesspiegel Unterwegs” explored the entire German North Sea coast, from North Friesland to East Friesland, from Hamburg to Bremerhaven. Plus a trip to the Netherlands and one to the wild coast of Denmark.
The most beautiful sides of the North Sea are presented on 124 pages of the magazine: You can watch seals in Norddeich, have coffee in Bremen and go sand yachting in Sankt Peter-Ording. There is also a hike from Amrum to Föhr through the mud flats, the “forgotten” peninsula of Nordstrand is explored, Helgoland’s cliffs are admired with the gannets and a trip to Hamburg is a must.
“Tagesspiegel Unterwegs Nordsee” with exclusively researched reports, gripping photos and numerous tips for your next vacation costs 10.80 euros (as an e-paper 7.99 euros) and is available from 3 June at kiosks and online in the Tagesspiegel shop.
