When standing on the northerntip of the island, one can lay claim to be “the northernmost person in Germany". ...more

Small but bijou, exclusive yet cosmopolitan, stylish and still charming: this is Kampen, probably Germany’s most prominent village. ...more

Once Angles and Saxons are said to have set out from Wenningstedt with an armada of ships to conquer England. ...more

Tinnum, Keitum, Munkmarsch, Archsum and Morsum constitute the rural charme of the island and are conjointly named Sylter Friesendörfer ...more

Westerland stands for nature and luxury, relaxation and exciting events. It is the island’s heart in every sense of the word. ...more

In Rantum, you are as close to the sea as you can get. The surf on the west coast and the calm Wadden Sea in the east are but a few hundred yards apart. ...mehr

The houses of Hörnum nestle softly against the dunes, while the picturesque lighthouse keeps watch over the harbour. ...more

Sylt is both Germany’s northernmost and the largest North Frisian island. Find out more about the region of the Schleswig-Holstein North Sea …more