Holiday home on a large garden plot.

Langeoog Island
The third-largest East Frisian island, affectionately called the "most beautiful sand dune in the North Sea" by the islanders, is located within the Lower Saxony Wadden Sea National Park, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It can be reached by ferry from Bensersiel or by plane. The island offers a diverse landscape with a 14 km long sandy beach and extensive dune landscapes in the north, with the mudflats and salt marshes in the south, as well as a forest, an inland lake, dikes, and meadows, all within designated nature reserves. Covering an area of approximately 20 square kilometers, the island offers a variety of opportunities for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility, as well as for socializing in the village or on the main and sports beach. Langeoog is considered a family-friendly island, and many visitors are regulars who return to the island every year. The feeling of being on vacation begins even on the ferry and continues with the subsequent ride on the nostalgic island railway from the harbor to the village, a literally palpable slowing down of pace. Langeoog is a car-free island. Besides bicycles, electric vehicles, and horse-drawn carriages are the only modes of transportation. Untouched by exhaust fumes of any kind, simply being in the healing coastal climate feels like a natural remedy, and this is complemented by a wide range of therapeutic options. Walks on the beach or along the dikes offer peace and relaxation. Sometimes you can observe seals, but more often you can see countless birds, which are particularly attracted to the mudflats as a food source. The diversity of the countless creatures that live in the mud of this unique ecosystem can be explored on guided mudflat walks. In addition to intense nature experiences, sporting activities are a major focus of the vacation, with the extensive sports program offering attractive options for young and old. The varied vacation experience is rounded off by a wide range of events. It is the combination of unique nature and vibrant tourism that creates the special appeal of island life.