Travel in Europe is still in vogue and the respective destinations enjoy numerous facets. They range from the mystical regions of Iceland to the idyllic islands of the Greek Cyclades. Spain, Portugal with the Azores, Italy and France are among the preferred countries.
White sandy beaches and rough rock formations characterize the 141.4 kilometers of coastline of the Danish Baltic Sea island of Bornholm. Hygge and pure nature ensure that the sunny island is a destination to relax and enjoy. The island idyll has its charm for active holidaymakers as well as for those interested in culture and those hungry for relaxation. In a very...
The Czech region of South Bohemia is characterized by its beautiful natural landscape. For centuries, people have lived in the region without destroying its natural beauty. Industrialization has largely passed the region by, and so the region continues to produce outstanding craftsmen, artisans and artists to this day. The cultural and historical heritage of the...
Ameland is part of the West Frisian Islands and is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the Netherlands. Not only the Dutch themselves are regularly drawn to the island for relaxation in nature, Germans also like to take advantage of the variety and combine a visit to the almost untouched nature of Ameland with a holiday in the northern part of the...
Switch off and take a deep breath. If you like deserted islands, this is the place for you. The West Frisian island of Schiermonnikoog is not remote, but it is original. Their nature is untamed, and it is not overcrowded. “Little tuft” is what the Dutch affectionately call the island with the unique dune landscape. Fans rave that it offers the most...
The community of Grömitz in the sunny southeast of the district of Ostholstein, which has been known and popular as a hospitable bathing and holiday resort for decades, is a traditional seaside resort in the heart of the Bay of Lübeck. The most important crowd puller is the more than 8-kilometre-long south beach with first-class tourist infrastructure, numerous...
Wangerooge is the easternmost and, together with Baltrum, the smallest of the seven East Frisian islands. Tourism is the main source of income on the car-free and family-friendly island. Historically, the island is part of the Frisian Jeverland, but is generally counted as part of the holiday region of East Frisia. The kilometre-long sandy beach and the Wadden Sea...
Take the boat out into the big wide sea. The fresh air blows into your face, the song of the seagulls sounds and the sound of the waves surrounds you. Is there anything more beautiful? Simply drive to wherever you spontaneously feel like it, explore beautiful places and harbours, find fantastic beaches, enjoy picturesque bays and simply switch off. That sounds like a...
Walking through the mudflats relaxes the mind and soul. See the endless expanse, feel the power of nature, enjoy the mud under your bare feet: For this alone, it is worth taking a walk through the mudflats. But the mudflats also have dangers in store, so a detailed mudflat hike should not be carried out without an experienced mudflat guide. Wadden Sea as a place of...
Spiekeroog is located between the islands of Langeoog and Wangerooge in the Wadden Sea in Lower Saxony and belongs to the district of Wittmund. Except for a few logistics companies such as The post office and the emergency vehicles of the volunteer fire brigade and the ambulance, the island of Spiekeroog is completely car-free. The population of the island is 850...
The port city of Ostend is located in the province of West Flanders. Almost 72,000 inhabitants live here on the Belgian North Sea coast. Numerous historic buildings and museums worth seeing bear witness to its eventful history. With a unique promenade and the nine-kilometre-long shore area, Ostend is considered the “queen of seaside resorts” in the...