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From the North Sea to the Baltic Sea
3 stops
4 nights
242 miles
Germany has almost 2,300 miles of coastline. A paradise of very popular paths, seaside resorts, little fishing harbours, canals, and archipelagos. Traveling from Sylt – one of the longest sand banks in the world – to the truly bucolic Peene valley is a seaside journey to remember.
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Departure
Recommended duration : 1 night
Hamburg
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Hamburg
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80 milesCar
Recommended duration : 2 nights
Weissenhaus
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162 milesCar
Recommended duration : 1 night
Sylt/ Tinnum
Things to do, see, and discover
During your stay
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Excursion to the Halligen archipelago
A sign of the times, of the fifty islands which make up the Halligen archipelago, today only nine are left. High tides have engulfed these bits of land where, for a long time, the inhabitants ‘preserved' themselves from civilisation. There was no electricity until 1950 and no drinking water until 1960. However, this isolation allowed them to keep a certain extreme charm, as if you were at ‘the end of the world'.
During your stay
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In the footsteps of Gunter Sachs and BB, Sylt
The most secret and chic of the northern Frisian Isles, Sylt for a long time served as a landmark for the billionaire Gunter Sachs and his wife, the legendary Brigitte Bardot. During the 1960s, Sylt was the St. Tropez of the north, where you could go from party to party, your feet in the sands of Buhne. Since then, other stars have taken up the mantle, enjoying the great beauty and discretion of this place.
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