
Westerland
The island's main town, with a long seafront promenade, a beach facing the North Sea, shops and restaurants.

Sylt, Germany
Sylt, Germany's northernmost island, lies in the North Sea and is linked to the mainland by a railway causeway. It is known for nearly 40 km of sandy beach, its dunes, thatched Frisian houses and an upmarket holiday atmosphere.
Sylt airport is about 2 km from central Sylt.
The island buses (SVG) link the airport with Westerland and other places on Sylt. Check the timetable, as services are less frequent off-season.
Taxis outside the terminal. Central Westerland is about 4 km away, under 10 min by car.
Sylt

The island's main town, with a long seafront promenade, a beach facing the North Sea, shops and restaurants.

A reddish cliff stretching for several kilometres above the beach at Kampen, especially beautiful at sunset.

The large shifting dunes in the north of the island near List, set in a protected heathland landscape.

A village on the Wadden Sea side, with thatched captains' houses, gardens and a medieval church.
Sylt is served by Sylt (GWT).
Sylt airport is about 2 km from central Sylt.
From Sylt airport you can take SVG (bus) and Taxi. Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
Highlights of Sylt include Westerland, Rotes Kliff, Wanderdünen im Listland, and Keitum.