Germany is one of the famous countries to visit in Europe because of its history and culture. Several countries surround it, that is why it is accessible to other countries in Europe. The territory of Germany is subdivided into two, the European-Mediterranean montane mixed forests and Northeast-Atlantic marine. It means that tourists get to enjoy land and sea adventures in Germany. It is rich in superb coastlines, ensuring brilliant sun, surf, and sand. From secluded, peaceful beaches to beaches buzzing with a party, and from naked beaches to car-free beaches, Germany has it all.
Here are some of the famous beaches in Germany:
Sylt
It is named “Queen of the North Sea.” The North Frisian island of Sylt owns some of the most famous beaches in Germany. This island is located in the middle of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Wadden Sea and has 25 miles of gorgeous sandy beach. It has shifting sand dunes, health and wellness, watersports, vibrating nightlife, excellent cuisine, nature sanctuaries, hiking trails, and golf courses.
Lubmin
The beach resort of Lubmin on Greifswalder Bodden is a popular summer destination for locals. It promises a picturesque view of rugged cliffs and rich pine forests. While the wide sandy beaches are great for bathing and strolling around, more active travelers can enjoy in watersports and even go for hiking, walking, jogging, horseback riding, or fishing. They also allow nudity on this beach.
Rügen
Rügen is Germany’s largest island. It is a magnet for tourists because of its unique landscape. It has 38 miles of beautiful sandy beaches, and the most popular are Binz and Sellin. The cliffs of Jasmund National Park rising over the blue expanse of the sea are an exquisite sight. It is also known for its picturesque villages, sophisticated architecture at the Putbus resort, the vast Störtebeker theater festival, and great hiking and biking trails all add to the charm of the island.
Föhr
Föhr is a North Sea island located in Schleswig-Holstein Wattenmeer National Park, whose panoramic views continually change with the tides. The beaches of Föhr are ideal for watersports. Föhr is recognized for its lush and varied flora, beautiful gardens, thalassotherapy, fun and exciting events all year round, wellness therapies, golf courses, and tennis courts. It is perfect for a family holiday.
St Peter-Ording
St Peter-Ording is a sought-after spa resort in the North Sea and known for its rejuvenating, healing sulfur springs. The resort is primarily known for thalassotherapy. Rolling dunes and mudflats compose the scenery of this beautiful beach resort. St Peter-Ording is also an excellent resort for watersports.
