Heiligenhafen

The landscape around Heiligenhafen is a low, wind-exposed stretch of Baltic Sea coast, whose sheltered inland waters have shaped both the town’s layout and its maritime economy. The harbour remains central to local life, with fishing boats, sailing craft and waterside promenades sharing a compact seaside setting. East of the centre, the Graswarder peninsula is a protected coastal habitat known for birdlife, while the historic old town recalls Heiligenhafen’s long role as a Baltic port. Beaches and the Erlebnis-Seebrücke lead walkers out over the water. See how Heiligenhafen fits into Schleswig-Holstein’s Baltic coast by browsing webcams nearby.

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