MICHAEL MÜLLER REISEFÜHRER Norderney

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Norderney is pure North Sea. However, the island was formed only between the 14th and 17th centuries. The former sand island Buise fell victim to storm surges and lost its western part to the sea. The eastern part gradually grew larger due to sand deposition and eventually became known as "norder neye oog," meaning "northern new island." Discover Germany's oldest North Sea spa with the travel guide "Norderney" by Dieter Katz in its fourth edition. 168 pages with 101 color photos and 13 maps will lead you to every corner of this unspoiled East Frisian island. A general map of the island at a scale of 1:60,000, along with maps of the town and national park zones, provides orientation. Everything has been researched on-site and tested for you. 18 pages featuring excursions to Juist, Baltrum, Helgoland, and Norddeich complete the "Norderney" travel guide. The author's insider tips highlight particularly worthwhile destinations that you are sure not to know yet. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are emphasized.

An overview of all of Norderney: You will find all the island's beaches in our travel guide "Norderney": Nordstrand, Westbad, the East Beach known as "White Dune," the Oase Beach with a nudist area and beach sauna, as well as the dog beach.

What to do in Norderney: North Sea vacation with children? Twelve pages reveal everything you need for a successful family holiday. Especially the search for amber washed ashore brings great joy to children. The island is one of the driest and sunniest areas in Germany. The windy weather in Norderney invites you to windsurfing and kite surfing. But other active vacationers will also find their island happiness with traditional Frisian sports like Bosseln and Klootschiessen or while hiking, horseback riding, and surfing.