Property Description
Holidays for those seeking peace and nature lovers
the Wadden Sea on the peninsula Eiderstedt!
The place:
Built in Frisian cottage-style house is situated right on the border of protected landscape area Katinger Watt near Tönning in the small town of Gross-Olversum directly behind the old Eiderdeich end of an access road. From the bedroom windows in. 1 Stock can be on the dike in wide-open spaces on the bird and nature reserve Katinger watts to see the Eider (A binocular is available!). Until well into the autumn to visit you on the adjoining land to the dike of sheep. Thousands of seabirds from the bedroom observable offer the atmospheric background of your holidays. The plot with porch (porch equipped with furniture for 6 people, a large umbrella, chairs and barbecue) is also a private access road between the house and the dike walked from behind fenced – ideal for stress-free holiday with small children.
The house …
has 3 bedrooms (double, triple, small room with a bed) and has 6 adults on 85m² space. For younger children, a height and size adjustable Tripp-Trapp chair is available. If you want to prepare his purchased in the Old Fisherman’s Cooperative on Tönninger harbor fresh fish itself, will find one for up to 6 people fully equipped kitchen with cooker (hob), dishwasher, coffee maker, toaster, egg cooker, kettle, hand mixer, also plenty of dishes in the Frisian style. In Eiderstedt you find anywhere farm shops and organic farms.
The Frisian country house has 2 bathrooms with underfloor heating. The ground floor bathroom is a washing machine.
A satellite system with a modern TV and a stereo compact system are available for cozy evenings at home in the living room. Wifi for internet access is vohanden and can be used by all holiday guests.
Bicycles can weather the in-house bike shed and set access-protected.
Area:
The picturesque downtown and the historic port of Tonning are 3 km away. There you will find all the shopping and utilities, as well as a sea water pool. From the centrally lying on eiderstedt town are all 20 minutes of the largest and most beautiful sandy beaches of the North Sea near St. Peter-Ording with its constructions or east direction to the canals of the Dutch-looking, beautiful Friedrichstadt, but also north to the town of Husum Theodor Storm. Büsum with its fishing harbor is about the obvious and remarkable Eidersperrwerk also within a very short time.
From north beach from boat trips can be launched to the islets, the seal banks or Eidersperrwerk. The nearest beach to the sea is just 10 km away at Vollerwiek.
The Eiderstedt peninsula is well developed for cyclists and has an extensive network of cycle paths. Most goals and z. B. the sandy beaches and stilt houses St. Peter Ording can sit back and be erradelt over the North Sea Cycle Route along the dike and.
For fans of secluded walks or bike rides far away from any noisy tourism, which offers only a few minutes drive away forest area of ??the Katinger Watts with its water surfaces and -läufen on. We have been there before watching a couple eagles, but you need a bit of luck and patience to do it. A small tip at the end: Through the forest of Katinger Watts can be reached historic tavern that served in the opinion of local Eiderstedter the best Eiergrog the water along with the bike or on foot Andresens.
Heidemarie Böhler
NORTH SEA
A day at sea, the waves rushing.
Wind gusts bag jackets.
About me sounds hoarse Mövengeschrei
The day the sea is so fast.
I walk slowly across the dike,
see sheep, white Wollknäulen same.
Children can laugh colorful kite flying
while large are plauschend the grass.
On a bench, I enjoy the wind,
see flying clouds and am a child again.
Time seems to stand still up here.
you breathe so free and life is good.
I go further out to sea
and drag in the mud off my shoes.
Soft as it comes on the clouds themselves.
Here I am human. I’m ME.
On the horizon there, you can not see,
I’ll see a red and white lighthouse proudly stand.
Shadow ships are passing slowly.
I breathe, I live. I am free again.
The sea is life, it takes and there.
It refreshes and it rages,
it hates and loves.
