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“Rüm Hart, Klaar Kiming” – Wide heart, clear horizon. This saying in the Sylt dialect of Sölring is often seen on the island. Our travel guide “Sylt” in its seventh edition invites you to explore just that. Dirk Thomsen showcases the diversity of island life on 296 pages with 205 color photos, covering everything from the Sylt dialect Sölring to legends and traditions, as well as the unique features of the Wadden Sea. Everything has been meticulously researched on-site and tested for you. Eco-friendly, regionally and sustainably operating businesses are clearly marked. The author's insider tips highlight particularly worthwhile attractions, restaurants, or accommodations. With 17 maps, including a detailed map of Westerland, you will be as well oriented as the locals. Numerous short essays provide interesting background information.

Overview of Sylt – the highlights: Westerland is the "capital" of Germany's northernmost island, located off the North Sea coast of Schleswig-Holstein and Denmark, and part of North Frisia. To the north are the family beach of Wenningstedt, the manageable Braderup, the exclusive Kampen with its upscale boutiques and the famous "Whisky Mile," as well as List with its bustling harbor. Here you will also find the “Experience Center Nature Forces.” In List, you can see Germany's last migrating dune. To the east, Munkmarsch and Achsum offer tranquility and serenity. The green Keitum is a quintessential Frisian village with shady avenues, lush gardens, and charming old captain's houses. Additionally, Morsum and Tinnum are located to the east. In the south, Rantum is where the UNESCO World Heritage Wadden Sea and the North Sea come closer than anywhere else on the island. Hörnum entices with its red-and-white striped lighthouse, from which you can enjoy a fantastic view over the entire island. Excursions.