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Hotel Seesteg
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NorderneyGermany

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endless sea viewsrooftop poolWadden Sea National Parksea-inspired cuisinefor outdoor lovers

Dating back to the 18th century, Hotel Seesteg was once the building in which the wooden boards of the pier were stored during the stormy winters on the North Sea coast. Today, it has been converted from a storehouse into an exceptional, relaxing haven. Everything is designed to offer an unparalleled, intimate atmosphere and smart style and design. Every room faces the sea and the outdoor rooftop pool offers breathtaking views of the Wadden Sea National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The large floor-to-ceiling windows boast a direct view of the white sand beach.

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Island flavors in the Wadden Sea

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NETHERLANDS, GERMANY | 3 stops | 3 nights

Island flavors in the Wadden Sea

Discover the Wadden Sea, a remarkable biosphere reserve and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Along the coast, a succession of islands is revealed–some Dutch, others German. Following beaches and sandy dunes, and encountering small harbors and centuries-old lighthouses, this journey along the North Sea offers a complete change of scene for all lovers of the great outdoors and seafood. From Texel to Sylt, via Norderney, this salty escape offers a true breath of fresh air in the heart of Nordic nature.

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Coastal walk

Explore the wild part of the island by walking along the dunes on the immense white sandy beach, on which you'll see the wreck of an old boat. Beyond the destination itself, the scenery along this walk is truly something to behold.

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Visit to the lighthouse

See Norderney and the Wadden Sea differently by getting some perspective. You only have to climb 253 steps to enjoy this remarkable view over the Wadden Sea. If you really want to be impressed, low tide is the time to come.

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Get closer to the Wadden Sea

Dependent on the wind and the tide, sailing the Wadden Sea is recommended for both body and mind. Beginners can learn how to sail on an excursion with a skipper, while those who want to perfect their skills can get their sailing license.

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Horseback riding on the beach

If you've always wanted to go galloping across the beach, the wind in your hair, now's your chance to live out this childhood dream. Carriage rides allow the less adventurous to appreciate the dramatic landscape as well.