The island of Juist in the North Sea is a true jewel on the German coast. With its pristine beaches, crystal clear waters and lush flora, the island is a paradise for nature lovers and beachgoers alike for summer vacation 2023.
Juist is known for its unique charm and relaxed atmosphere, which makes it the perfect destination for anyone looking for a quiet vacation on the North Sea. Whether you want to enjoy the sun, take a dip in the sea or just escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Juist has something to offer for everyone.
One of the most distinctive features of the North Sea island is the car-free environment. Visitors can explore the island on foot or by bike, which adds to the tranquil atmosphere of the island. The absence of vehicles also ensures that the air is fresh and clean, allowing visitors to fully enjoy the island's nature.
The ferry ride begins with a breathtaking view of the North Sea and the German coast. You can feel the cool breeze on your face and watch the seagulls gliding over the waves. Once you reach the island, you'll be greeted by rows of colorful beach chairs, quaint cafes, and bustling streets.
The island of Juist has something to offer for everyone. You can explore the North Sea island with a rented bike, take a leisurely walk on the beach or go horseback riding. The resort is full of life, with live music, street festivals and a variety of stores and restaurants.
You can visit the island's lighthouse, the iconic red and white striped tower that has guided countless ships through the North Sea. There are also several museums on the island that show the history and traditions of the island.
If you are looking for a vacation spot full of natural beauty, adventure and relaxation, then Juist Island is the place for you. This small island off the coast of Germany has several attractions to offer. From stunning beaches to picturesque streets, Juist has it all.
On the East Frisian island, tranquility, wellness and hospitality are writ large. Whether as a healing cure with thalasso and climate therapy, as a family-friendly beach vacation or simply as a time-out - this beautiful island has much to offer in a unique natural landscape.
Juist is located between Borkum and Norderney and is with 17 km the longest East Frisian island with partly only 500 m width. The state-approved climatic health resort is divided into the western village and eastern village and the western district of Loog.
Juist is car-free and can be explored on foot, by bicycle, with a handcart or by horse-drawn carriage.
You can reach the island either by ferry of AG Reederei Norden-Frisia from Norddeich-Mole or by plane from Norddeich airport. The Crossing by ship is tide dependent and a maximum of twice a day with a travel time of approx.
90 minutes possible. The journey by plane, on the other hand, takes only seven minutes.
The Landmark of Juist is the water tower built in 1927/1928 in the center of the village, which can not be overlooked from the harbor. The tower can not be climbed, but since it stands on the highest dune on the island, great panoramic views over the village, the Wadden Sea and the North Sea can be enjoyed from here.
Another striking structure is the historical spa house Juist, which was opened in 1898 as a prestigious beach hotel and whose facade is now a protected monument.
The newly designed spa square in the center regularly hosts open-air concerts in the summer. The beautiful green area with flower beds is very popular with children and parents mainly because of the boat pond.
At Coastal museum in the district of Loog interesting exhibitions about the island and spa history, coastal protection, settlement history, fauna and flora can be visited.
For vacationers interested in art, the "Siebje" house on Janusplatz in the center of town offers craft exhibitions and vernissages by local artists. The small, lovingly restored Juist island house from 1811 now houses the local history society.
The Hammersee in the west of Juist as the largest freshwater lake on the East Frisian Islands, is a natural history sight and an impressive biotope.
Juist was divided in two at this point during a severe storm surge in 1651 and could not be reconnected until 1932. The viewing platform "Dree Water Utkiek" at the beach entrance Loog offers beautiful views of the Hammersee, the North Sea and the Wadden Sea.
A little further away, at the western end of the island, is the popular Excursion destination of the "Bill Domain. At the other end of the North Sea island is the Kalfamer, which is a large bird sanctuary with extensive sandy areas and ever-emerging dunes. The area may only be entered outside the breeding season from the beginning of November to the end of March on a marked path.
A relaxing North Sea vacation begins, for example, at the renowned Juist Hotel Papst at Strandstraße 15-16. Just a few steps from the beach, the hotel offers special arrangements as well as free use of the in-house spa and wellness area.
Haus Inselrose in Carl-Stegmann-Straße 18 offers you a comfortable and dog-friendly vacation apartment in an excellent location.
