Holiday in Norddeich

About Norddeich

Norddeich is the gateway to the East Frisian Islands and one of the most charming coastal towns on the Lower Saxony North Sea coast. From here, ferries depart to Norderney and Juist, two of the most popular German islands, and the town itself offers much more than just a ferry terminal with its beach, the National Park House, and a relaxed East Frisian atmosphere. The Seal Station National Park House is the highlight of Norddeich and one of the most significant breeding stations for orphaned seals and harbor seals in all of Europe. Every year, dozens of pups - young seals that have lost their mothers - are cared for here and released back into the North Sea. The seal feedings are among the most emotional animal experiences on the German coast. The attached Whale Museum displays a real sperm whale skeleton and informs visitors about the fascinating underwater world of the North Sea. The beach of Norddeich is a typical North Sea beach with beach chairs, playgrounds, and a tidal swimming pool, the Ocean Wave, which guarantees swimming fun even at low tide. The adventure pool offers water slides, a sauna landscape, and a direct view of the North Sea and the offshore islands. At low tide, the Wadden Sea reveals its full splendor - an endless mudflat landscape that is part of the UNESCO World Heritage. The East Frisian hinterland with its windmills, Gulf farms, and endless expanses is the perfect contrast to the beach. Norden, the neighboring town, is home to the East Frisian tea culture and the Tea Museum, which documents the centuries-old tradition of East Frisian tea drinking. East Frisians drink more tea per capita than any other region in the world - a tea ceremony with Kluntje and cream is a must. Norddeich is reachable from Hamburg or Bremen in just over three hours. The town is particularly popular with families who want to combine a relaxed North Sea holiday with island hopping.