Wangerland

Wangerland has served as a rural coastal municipality in Lower Saxony since 1972. Its scattered Frisian settlements extend to Germany’s North Sea shore, where the Lower Saxon Wadden Sea National Park protects tidal flats reshaped twice daily by the tides. Hooksiel and Horumersiel-Schillig are its best-known seaside resorts, while inland villages retain the open, dyke-lined character of this coastal plain. In Hohenkirchen, the 13th-century Church of Sts Sixtus and Sinicius recalls the area’s medieval parish history. Browse nearby webcams to place Wangerland within the wider North Sea coast.

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