Swimming, sunbathing, relaxing in a beach chair—your perfect North Sea vacation begins at the green swimming cove in Vollerwiek.
The unspoiled swimming cove on a green sea-dike meadow is occasionally patrolled by the DLRG and, with sandboxes, showers, a nearby restaurant, and free parking, offers the ideal conditions for a relaxing day by the water. At high tide, you can take a refreshing Bad in the North Sea; at low tide, you can explore the now-exposed mudflats.
Vollerwiek in Eiderstedt
On the southern side of the Eiderstedt Peninsula, halfway between Tönning and St. Peter-Ording, lies the town of Vollerwiek. Situated directly on the Wadden Sea, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site, the town stretches along the green dike line and is perfect for walking, watt hiking, and biking. Narrow streets wind through the municipality along the expansive fields all the way to the town center.
Green Swimming Area
Stop in for a cozy meal
The Strand Welle restaurant is located right on the dike of the green swimming cove, making it the perfect spot for water lovers, mud walkers, and sunseekers. Perhaps you’re taking a long bike ride along the dike in Vollerwiek? Then this is the perfect spot for a quick break along the way!
Watt Hiking in Vollerwiek
At low tide, guided mudflat walks in Vollerwiek take place to explore lugworms, cockles, and other creatures. The meeting point is the intersection of Süderdeich and Wagenak, not far from the green swimming cove. You can find all the dates in our event calendar.
Out and About
Whether you’re going for a bike ride or a walk along the dike or through town—Vollerwiek offers a variety of routes and trails for staying active in the fresh air. The surrounding area also offers unique recreational opportunities, with St. Peter-Ording and the Eiderstedt Peninsula providing a diverse range of natural attractions.
Raspberry Farm & Happiness Café
July and August are raspberry season at Hof Jürgens in Vollerwiek. In long rows, the heavenly berries glow a juicy red among the green leaves, just waiting for you to pick them!
Want to not only harvest these sweet little fruits but also enjoy their fruity flavor? The Glücks-Café invites you to indulge in a slice of fresh berry cake. Pick fresh raspberries straight from the field at Jürgens Raspberry Farm or enjoy a delicious slice of raspberry cake while letting your mind wander—that’s pure bliss!
And for back home, homemade jams, delicious berry juices, and “Beerenrausch” berry liqueur make the perfect souvenirs.
Dat Weincafé
In the mood for coffee and something sweet, a glass of wine, or a cold beer and a hearty snack? From April through October, “Dat WeinCafé” offers homemade cakes, waffles, light meals, and a variety of specialty drinks. Whether on the sunny terrace overlooking the dike or cozying up inside the historic “Haubarg am Meer” from 1849, you can make yourself right at home here.
Are you interested in the Haubarg (traditional farm housing) and its unique architecture? On a guided tour, the Kersten family will tell you about the history of this farmhouse, typical of Eiderstedt. You can find all the dates in our event calendar.
Dat WeinCafé at the Haubarg am meer
St. Martin's Church
The churches on the Eiderstedt Peninsula are truly special, and nearly every village has a historic church with its own unique features. In Vollerwiek, St. Martin’s Church, built in 1113, forms the center of the village and houses the oldest carved altar of all the churches in Eiderstedt. Definitely worth seeing!
St. Martin’s Church
Discover Eiderstedt
Idyllic towns, vast natural landscapes, and unique sights—set out on a journey of discovery and explore the Eiderstedt Peninsula!
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