Lower Saxon Wadden Sea national park

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The GuardianJul 21

Exploring Germany’s East Frisian islands: mudflats, marshes and millions of birds

The seven inhabited isles off the North Sea coast, part of a Unesco world heritage site, are a sanctuary for wildlife – with great hotels and restaurants too ‘Can you hear that?” my guide Andrea Wellmeyer asks as I sink a little deeper into the wet ground, cold mud seeping between my toes. When the wind drops, I detect a faint but distinct crackling, similar to the rustle of a sweet wrapper or…

established in 1986, part of Unesco world heritage site

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  • Ostfriesische InselnSightseven inhabited isles, part of a Unesco world heritage site
  • Lower Saxon Wadden Sea national parkSightestablished in 1986, part of Unesco world heritage site
  • Elsewhere
  • Wadden SeaSightNorderney, Germanymudflats, a sanctuary for wildlife and migrating birds
  • Inselloft NorderneyHotelNorderney, Germanymodern hotel near the sea
  • OktopussyRestaurantNorderney, GermanyMichelin-recommended, serves scallops with miso-cauliflower purée
  • MarienhöheCaféNorderney, Germanydune-top pavilion built over 100 years ago
  • Weiße DüneSightNorderney, Germanypopular stretch of beach on Norderney
  • Silt & SandHotelLangeoog, Germanydesign hotel just behind the dunes, opened last year
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