Norderney in Winter
Rain and storm: That's the recipe for a foul mood and is generally known as terrible weather! But you can find a different beauty to this January weather - especially on Norderney. Says travel bettercities.net Christina.
The sky over the dangerously roaring sea dramatically darkens, the storm howls menacingly, rain lashes horizontally into your face, the North Sea air tastes salty... and sometimes it's just good to have a lamppost nearby to hold on to.
Extreme weather on an extremely beautiful island that shows its rugged charm in winter - when the beaches are deserted and the surreal unspoiled nature takes a breather.
Yes, yes, this is true for many islands in the Wadden Sea. But Norderney, Germany's oldest North Sea spa, also has this posh yet modern, stylish side; so far without any frivolous frills!
Relaxed instead of overstyled. Forward-thinking instead of sleepy. That's why the island is booming - and will eventually leave Sylt in the dust.
Winter on Norderney: My Tips
And what do you do in winter on Norderney? Nothing too grand. Just something nice: walking, eating, relaxing, sleeping. Those are my suggestions:
And how do you get there? By train or car to Norddeich Mole. From here, the ferry departs. Even in winter, multiple times a day - weather permitting! Current information and the schedule can be found on the Frisia Shipping Company's website.