The Harbour Town of Husum and Husum Bay
On the Schleswig-Holstein Wadden Sea in North Friesland
Here we would like to give you some information about Husum and the region. The district and harbour town of Husum is located directly on Husum Bay and the North Sea coast. It is the centre of North Friesland in Schleswig-Holstein. An ideal place to explore Husum Bay and the Wadden Sea.
The town is rich in maritime history, which can be seen in many museums and monuments. Guests like to visit Husum harbour, where they can see historic ships and boats. Or they can take a stroll through the old town centre with its historic houses and many shopping opportunities.
Husum also has plenty to offer architecture enthusiasts from times gone by. You can savour the culinary delights of the North Sea. Husum's restaurants serve fish specialities from the bay. But regional dishes are not neglected either. Take the opportunity not only to see, but also to savour.
There are various options for excursions in the surrounding area: Mudflat walks or bird watching are just a few of them. Relax on the beach or take long walks by the sea. Husum offers its visitors numerous opportunities to linger and experience. Whether travelling alone, with friends, family or in a group. Here we give you some tips.
Husum Bay on the North Frisian Wadden Sea
Husum Bay on the North Sea coast in Schleswig-Holstein is a real experience. The picturesque region offers a breathtaking backdrop for holidaymakers seeking rest and relaxation. The town of Husum is the gateway to Husum Bay, making it the ideal starting point for an unforgettable holiday.
Pure nature in Husum Bay: Mudflat walks and birdwatching
Husum Bay is a special natural paradise on Germany's North Sea coast. The mudflat walks and bird watching that you can experience here are particularly impressive. The Wadden Sea is one of the most beautiful nature reserves in Europe and is home to numerous rare animal and plant species. You can experience the special beauty and even discover mussels and crabs on a guided mudflat walk. Bird lovers also get their money's worth in Husum Bay: The salt marshes are home to many different species of shorebirds.
Visitors to Husum Bay can not only experience a picturesque region on the North Sea, but also enjoy culinary highlights. Fish specialities from Husum Bay in particular are a treat for gourmets. Straight from the fishing boat to your plate, it doesn't get any fresher than this. Whether fried, grilled or smoked, everyone gets their money's worth here.
Husum harbour: take a stroll in maritime surroundings
You can experience the ebb and flow of the tide up close in Husum harbour. The North Sea repeats its natural spectacle twice a day in the inland harbour. Stroll around the harbour with a crab roll in your hand and take a look at the crab cutters and merchant ships in the outer harbour. Crab fishing has a long tradition in the North Sea.
If you would like to find out more about Husum and its harbour, take part in a guided tour or a harbour cruise for more interesting information. Did you know that you can jump into the North Sea at the Dockkoogspitze beach not far from Husum harbour? The green meadow of Dockkoogspitze is perfect for sun worshippers and for guests who want to experience a romantic sunset. See for yourself and visit Husum.
Numerous events take place in Husum harbour throughout the year that delight both locals and tourists. The Biike burning in February, the famous crab days in autumn or the international shanty festival in spring are just some of the highlights where there is always something to see and experience.
Excursions to the islands of Sylt, Amrum, Hallig Hooge and Langeneß
For guests who want to make their stay in Husum Bay even more exciting, there are excursions to the surrounding islands and Hallig islands. Visitors can experience the unique flair of the region up close and gather unforgettable impressions.
Excursions to the island of Sylt or Amrum are particularly popular, but the Halligen islands such as Langeneß or Hooge are also worth a visit. Here guests can experience pure nature, take long walks and observe a variety of bird species.
A trip to the surrounding islands and Halligen is therefore an absolute must for every holidaymaker on the North Frisian North Sea coast in Schleswig-Holstein.
Do you know Husum Schobüll?
The Husum district of Schobüll is located directly on the North Sea and the Wadden Sea. In Schobüll you have a clear view of the North Sea. The sea bridges with access for swimming and, at low tide, to the mudflats are particularly popular. Schobüll is a truly idyllic place that enchants every visitor with its location directly on the North Sea and the Wadden Sea. Here you can enjoy the fresh sea air and let your gaze wander over the endless water.
The piers in Schobüll are particularly popular with locals and tourists alike. Whether for swimming or exploring the mudflats during low tide. The North Sea literally invites you to treat yourself to a refreshing dip or simply relax on the sand. The picturesque landscape around Schobüll also offers numerous opportunities for long walks or through the neighbouring dune landscapes. You will be accompanied by gentle waves, circling seagulls and you might even spot a few curious seal heads peering out of the water.
But it's not just nature lovers who get their money's worth in Schobüll - there are also plenty of cultural highlights to discover here! For a culinary break, you can take a break at the Hotel Café and Restaurant Magisterhof, for example. Whether alone to relax from everyday stress or together with family and friends - Schobüll promises an unforgettable stay full of peace, relaxation and maritime flair. You can find more information about Schobüll on the Husum tourism website.
Art, culture and history
Anyone interested in art, culture and history will definitely find what they are looking for in Husum. The town of Husum is home to museums and exhibitions that provide an insight into the region's maritime past. We particularly recommend the Nordsee Museum Husum, whose interactive exhibitions provide exciting information for both children and adults.
A visit to Husum Castle should definitely be planned. The castle not only impresses with its imposing 16th century architecture, but also offers regular art exhibitions and concerts. Furthermore, the castle park offers an impressive natural spectacle in spring when 4 million crocuses unfold their blossom.
The poet Theodor Storm, who was born in Husum, described Husum as the ‘grey town’ by the sea.
Husum offers a large cultural and event programme and many leisure activities 365 days a year. You can experience a lot in Husum whatever the weather. Whether young or old, sunshine or rain, you will never be bored in Husum.
Shopping in Husum
Shopping in Husum is a real pleasure. A variety of speciality shops, fashion boutiques and retailers invite visitors to take a stroll. Stroll through historic alleyways and experience maritime shopping experiences to discover the odd personal accessory or souvenir. Just do what you feel like doing. Without stress, but with joy and a portion of curiosity, shopping is more fun and becomes the perfect shopping experience.
With this brief insight into Husum and Husum Bay, we would now like to invite you to visit us in Husum. We would be delighted if you would book our hotel for your next trip to the North Sea. Contact us, because Husum is worth a visit at any time of year.