• 🚶🏻‍♀️Mudflat Walk

    June 26, 2010 in Germany ⋅ ☁️ 15 °C

    In the afternoon, an exciting mudflat hike was on the schedule. During low tide, the sea retreated far into the distance and revealed the seabed. Together with many other visitors, we walked across the mudflats of the North Sea. The soft ground beneath our feet felt truly unique. Along the way, shells, tiny crabs, and lugworms could be discovered. At the same time, we learned a lot about the special ecosystem of the Wadden Sea. The UNESCO World Heritage Site impressed everyone with its vast landscape and extraordinary nature. Again and again, explanations showed how important the mudflats are for animals and plants. The peaceful atmosphere and fresh sea breeze made the hike unforgettable. On the horizon, both the island and the open sea could be seen at the same time. A mudflat hike is simply an essential part of every North Sea holiday and creates lasting memories.

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