Relaxation behind the dike at the North Sea
A pitch behind the dike near Wöhrden, on the Dithmarscher North Sea coast. Sheep graze on top of the dike, and a fresh breeze almost always comes from the west. The view stretches far across the mudflats. At low tide, you can walk out on foot, and by cutter you can reach Helgoland and the seal banks. In the evenings, peel shrimp or simply walk until your legs grow heavy. Rigs up to twelve meters fit, anything longer does not.1
What Hinterland writes
„Important! Please note that we can only accommodate trailer units up to a total length of 12 m.
Wide views, lots of sheep on the dike, usually a fresh breeze from the west.“
Suitable for
Motorhome
Caravan
Sights in the area1
Eidersperrwerk
The large barrage at the Eider estuary protects the coast from storm surges. You can walk far along its embankments, and seals often appear near the lock.
Eisenbahnhochbrücke Hochdonn
The high bridge carries the railway far above the Kiel Canal. From below the trains look tiny against the sky while freighters pass beneath.
NOK-Fähre Hohenhörn
One of the small ferries across the Kiel Canal, free and running back and forth. A short detour for anyone who wants to see ships up close.
Kiel
The state capital on the fjord, about 78 km away. The trip for a grey day, with harbour, museums and the bustle of Kiel Week in summer.
1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on Hinterland applies.
