Luxury Hotels North Sea

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Luxury Travel North Sea

With its varied landscape of beaches, dunes, coastline, mudflats, heathland, moor and forest, the coast at the northern tip of Germany offers far more than just a beach holiday.

Many wonderful holiday homes, holiday apartments and hotels can be found not only on the mainland in Cuxhaven, Norddeich or St. Peter-Ording. The islands of Sylt, Norderney and Borkum are particularly popular among North Sea holidaymakers.

Seaside resorts and numerous opportunities for sport, nature and culture ensure that you will never be bored on the North Sea coast. On the numerous islands and Halligen, you can enjoy relaxed walks and experience hikes through the Wadden Sea.

Alternatively, you can cycle at a leisurely pace from one small North Sea village to the next, exploring the landscapes of Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein along the way.

Luxury Holiday North Sea: General Information

Visa
EU citizens and Swiss nationals can enter Germany freely.

Non-EU citizens require a recognised Schengen visa (EUR 60) for their trip, which grants freedom of travel throughout the entire Schengen area for up to 90 days per 180-day period.

The requirements for approval of a visa application include, among others:

– Plausibility of the purpose of travel
– Ability to finance the trip and stay from personal income (this can be assumed by a third party through a formal obligation)
– Willingness to return to the country of origin before or upon expiry of the visa
– Proof of travel health insurance valid throughout the Schengen area with a minimum coverage of EUR 30,000

Entry
A valid passport and, if applicable, additional documents (visa) are required for entry into Germany. The passport must be valid for at least 3 months beyond the planned date of departure.
The import of certain goods is prohibited and subject to penalties. A list of import regulations can be found here.

Currency
The official currency is the Euro. Other currencies are generally not accepted.
Payment by credit or debit card is possible in most shops; however, some, usually smaller, establishments only accept cash.

Health Information
Medical care throughout Germany is outstanding. The German healthcare system is among the best in the world and is excellent even in more rural areas.
Due to its location in Central Europe, there are no general health risks, and no special vaccinations are recommended prior to arrival.

Time Zone
In winter: UTC +1 (CET)
In summer: UTC +2 (CEST)

Electricity
Mains voltage: 230V, 50 Hz
Possible plug adapters: Type C, F (occasionally also E)

Location & Climate
The North Sea region features a temperate climate with moderately warm summers and cool winters.

Sights

The Halligen
A Hallig is a special type of island in the North Sea. Halligen rise only a few metres above sea level and are frequently flooded. Such floods are called “Landunter” (land under water). Houses on the Halligen are built on mounds called Warften. These mounds were created by humans. Despite the flooding, houses and residents remain dry, as the Warften function like dykes and hold back the water. Experiencing a storm surge on a Hallig is a truly special experience that every North Sea enthusiast should have at least once.

(Highlights) Reasons to Travel
The sometimes strong, reliable wind attracts sailors and surfers to the North Sea during the summer months, who take advantage of these consistent conditions for kitesurfing and other sports. Various locations along the German North Sea coast host highly renowned surfing and kitesurfing competitions each year.

Within Germany, the North Sea is also the ideal holiday destination for anyone who values comfort and relaxation. The natural surroundings and the sea make the North Sea a truly special holiday experience for the entire family.