Sandbank

Sandbank between the islands Amrum and Fohr





The skeleton of the ship "Ulpian" buyout ran aground in the North Sea on Christmas Eve 1870. The team saved the lighthouse



The coastal area of ​​the North Sea in Germany with bird's-eye view.



Six-kilometer island Amrum comes with Sylt and Fёrom the group North Frisian Islands. Today, the population here lives mainly due to tourism.



Just a few hundred meters of sand spit on the island Amrum is separated from the open sea shallows.



During low tide in shallow water, you can go on the island Amrum Fohr.



Sandbank off the island of Amrum. Here ramnozhayutsya herring gulls and broody, eider and medium mergansers.



Sandy islands of the North Sea almost never go into the water, but to walk on it is prohibited: shallow water off the coast of Germany is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.



Shallow waters near the island of Sylt.



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