Comfortable apartment, sleeps 5, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, near Sankt Peter-O., right on the dike.

Welcome to your apartment "Eiderente" in the country house Godewind.
Experience a wonderful vacation in a breathtaking natural landscape. The apartment "Eiderente" is located directly behind the dike in Tönning, Groß-Olversum district in a quiet street with no through traffic (dead end).
Enjoy the most beautiful day of the year in the comfortably furnished apartment. Regardless of whether it is an eventful family holiday or a relaxing holiday alone or in pairs.
Thanks to the ideal location, you can reach numerous wonderful destinations in a few minutes. By bike along the dike you can z. B. discover the historic port of Tönning or the nature reserve Katinger Watt. This unique piece of nature offers wonderful insights into the large, diverse bird life in every season. By car you are in a short time in Sankt-Peter-Ording the largest sandpit in Germany, the coastal town of Husum with its unique flair or the eventful Büsum with its harbor, from which you can z. B. can take a trip to Germany some offshore island "Helgoland".
Let yourself be enchanted by the North Sea coast and find your places to relax and unwind - have fun.
Your comfortable and lovingly furnished apartment has 2 floors, a spacious living / dining area, your own terrace with a beach chair, 3 bedrooms for up to 5 people, a modern kitchen with dishwasher, ceramic hob, oven. The bathroom on the upper floor has underfloor heating and towel heating.
In the garden you will find a large parasol, a play shell for small children and modern garden furniture.
The garden is fenced and is directly behind the dike.
The apartment has its own parking space and the storage of bicycles in the bike storage room directly adjacent to the house.

Below are a few tips and suggestions for things to do in the North Frisian region:

• City tours: Husum, Hamburg, Flensburg, Kappeln, Lübeck
• Tonningen harbor
• Multimar Wattforum
• Eidersperrwerk
• Stand on the dike in a “Frisian ore” at wind force 12
• Walk in the Katinger Watt
• Visit to the Red Haubarges
• Westerhever Leuchttumg (can be viewed and climbed at certain times)
• If there is a storm outside, enjoy the tea punch
• Build sand castles on the sandy beach in St. Peter-Ording, the largest sandpit in the world
• Island or Hallig tours in the North Sea
• Explore the Eiderstedt peninsula by bike and a picnic basket
• Poo crabs for a hungry family of four
• Dune thermal bath with sauna area in St. Peter-Ording
• Sightseeing flight over Eiderstedt from St. Airport Peter out
• Get into the fresh air, take a deep breath and let your mind wander
• Amber Museum in St. Peter
• High rope park in Eckernförde
• Walk to Hamburg Hallig
• A trip in the lore in the North Frisian Wadden Sea
• Frisian Olympics with diving stick jumping and rubber boot throwing
• Drink egg grog in the Andresen tavern
• Tönning Packhaus for Advent, Germany's longest calendar
• Rest, relaxation, laughter, joy, enjoy
• By bike to the playground at the swimming area and then eating ice cream at the market place

The special location on the Katinger Watt, here information from NABU:

The bird sanctuary Katinger Watt with its meadows and forests has long captivated the beauty and vastness of the North Sea. The former mudflats and salt marshes of the Eider estuary were dammed from 1967 to 1973 for flood protection reasons and have since developed under the protective hand of NABU into a unique refuge for plants and animals.

Meadow birds such as the avocet and the lapwing feel just as comfortable here as greylag geese and sea eagles with their young. Extensive orchid meadows find their place under nature-friendly cattle grazing as well as new salt meadows in front of the dams.
And people are also welcome in this paradise to experience and enjoy nature.

In the NABU Nature Center Katinger Watt you can expect a small natural garden oasis with an exhibition and diverse nature experiences. Our team will accompany you on exciting excursions through the area and the adjacent Wadden Sea National Park. This team looks after, maintains and manages the four protected areas of the Eider Estuary in cooperation with the land owner, the state of Schleswig-Holstein.