Sylt Travel Guide – 100 Topic Pages (PDF)
What is there to do on Sylt? This guide answers it in 100 short topic pages. It covers all twelve island settlements, from Westerland's promenade and the village paths of Keitum to the Rotes Kliff at Kampen, the harbour at List and the s...
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Ideal for: Anyone planning a beach week, a car-free stay or a first visit to Sylt, Germany's northernmost island in the North Sea.
- Instant digital download: 123-page A4 PDF (page count of the German edition)
- Choose German, English or Spanish as your edition
- No physical item and no shipping
- Read on phone, tablet or laptop, or print at home
- 100 topic pages on Westerland, Keitum, Morsum-Kliff, Wenningstedt and the Denghoog, Braderuper Heide, Kampen and the Rotes Kliff, List, the Ellenbogen, Rantum and Hörnum
- The island explained: North Sea beach in the west, Wadden Sea in the east
- Ten day itineraries, from Westerland and Alt-Westerland to a deliberate Ellenbogen outing
- Arrival by train, car train, Rømø ferry or plane, buses, cycling against the wind
- Bases compared, guest card and beach rules, all four seasons
- Clickable contents, PDF bookmarks and linked sources
Sylt Travel Guide – 100 Topic Pages (PDF)
What is there to do on Sylt? This guide answers it in 100 short topic pages. It covers all twelve island settlements, from Westerland's promenade and the village paths of Keitum to the Rotes Kliff at Kampen, the harbour at List and the southern tip at Hörnum, with history, coastal protection, seasons, ten day itineraries and linked sources.
What's inside
- 100 topic pages on Westerland, Keitum, Morsum-Kliff, Wenningstedt and the Denghoog, Braderuper Heide, Kampen and the Rotes Kliff, List, the Ellenbogen, Rantum and Hörnum
- The island explained: North Sea beach in the west, Wadden Sea in the east
- Ten day itineraries, from Westerland and Alt-Westerland to a deliberate Ellenbogen outing
- Arrival by train, car train, Rømø ferry or plane, buses, cycling against the wind
- Bases compared, guest card and beach rules, all four seasons
- Clickable contents, PDF bookmarks and linked sources
Who it's for
Anyone planning a beach week, a car-free stay or a first visit to Sylt, Germany's northernmost island in the North Sea.
Format and delivery
- Instant digital download: 123-page A4 PDF (page count of the German edition)
- Choose German, English or Spanish as your edition
- No physical item and no shipping
- Read on phone, tablet or laptop, or print at home
Reading for the trip: A Room for Winter is a novel set on Sylt, available in English, Spanish and German. Read it before you go or on the way there.
More for your trip: Sylt Day Routes · all Sylt guides
Illustrations are AI-generated and marked as such. Prices, travel times and opening hours are planning estimates; check official sources before you travel.
Questions about this product
What are the main things to do on Sylt?
The guide covers Westerland, Keitum with the Sylt Museum and St. Severin, the Morsum-Kliff, the Denghoog in Wenningstedt, the Rotes Kliff in Kampen, List with the Erlebniszentrum Naturgewalten, the Rantumbecken and Hörnum, each on its own topic page.
Can I visit Sylt without a car?
Yes. The guide explains the train over the causeway to Westerland and the island bus routes to List, Hörnum and the eastern villages, plus cycling and walking.
Which language editions are available?
German, English and Spanish. You pick the edition before checkout.
Is anything shipped?
No. You download the file right after purchase.
Can I get another language edition?
How can I pay?
- Instant digital download: 123-page A4 PDF (page count of the German edition)
- Choose German, English or Spanish as your edition
- No physical item and no shipping
- Read on phone, tablet or laptop, or print at home
- 100 topic pages on Westerland, Keitum, Morsum-Kliff, Wenningstedt and the Denghoog, Braderuper Heide, Kampen and the Rotes Kliff, List, the Ellenbogen, Rantum and Hörnum
- The island explained: North Sea beach in the west, Wadden Sea in the east
- Ten day itineraries, from Westerland and Alt-Westerland to a deliberate Ellenbogen outing
- Arrival by train, car train, Rømø ferry or plane, buses, cycling against the wind
- Bases compared, guest card and beach rules, all four seasons
- Clickable contents, PDF bookmarks and linked sources