The enchanting coastal town of Horumersiel in Wangerland delights visitors with its unique North Sea flair, lively events and great recreational offers. Relax on the extensive grassy beach, explore the Wadden Sea on a guided tour or enjoy the soothing warmth of the Friesland thermal baths - there's something for everyone here. The webcams in Horumersiel give you a direct insight into the current weather and coastal life so that you can plan your time out perfectly.
Horumersiel is part of the village of Horumersiel - Schillig and is located in the north of Germany in the municipality of Wangerland in the district of Friesland in Lower Saxony. The charming seaside and spa resort on the North Sea is located on the north-eastern tip of the East Frisian peninsula and is just under 20 km north of Wilhelmshaven. Horumersiel borders directly on the southern edge of Schillig and is around 2 meters above sea level. The East Frisian islands of Mellum, Oldoog and Minsener Oog lie off the coast. Hamburg and Hanover are around two hours and 20 minutes away by car. The cities of Oldenburg and Bremen are even closer and are worth a day trip, not just in bad weather.
The East Frisian peninsula offers a wide range of leisure activities and hosts numerous events. The town's origins as a bathing and spa resort date back to the mid-19th century, when many people and vacationers relocated from Wangerooge to Horumersiel after a devastating storm surge. Since then, the town has developed steadily and today offers not only beaches and the sea but also a range of wellness and recreational facilities, which are ideal retreats, especially in unsettled weather.
Horumersiel hosts a wide variety of events throughout the year, from summer festivals and concerts to sporting events. The cultural offerings therefore appeal to all age groups. The annual Sielortfete is particularly popular, where the village square comes alive with live music, a wide variety of artists and a colorful program. The "Kolkleuchten" at the end of October, when thousands of candles and lanterns illuminate the Kurgarten and the Kolk, is also a real highlight. Take a look at the live cam on the village square in Horumersiel and watch the colorful goings-on in the spa town.
As a "box seat at the gateway to the North Sea", Horumersiel offers several ways to experience the coast and the Wadden Sea. The well-tended grassy beach invites you to sunbathe and relax, while the Wadden Sea UNESCO World Heritage Site can be explored on guided mudflat hikes or walks. The resort is also well equipped for sporting activities: jogging, Nordic walking, cycling and horse riding are particularly attractive in the picturesque surroundings. A special kite meadow on the beach area makes it possible to fly kites and enjoy the North Sea wind. Families with children also appreciate the children's playground and the dog beach.
Another highlight is the "Friesland-Therme" leisure pool, which offers the best conditions for relaxation with indoor and outdoor pools, a large sauna area and a warm seawater pool. The spacious facility invites visitors to relax in a pleasant atmosphere and enjoy the soothing seawater.
For a very special perspective of the surroundings, the town's harbor offers various boat trips. The outer harbor is not only home to pleasure boats, but also excursion boats that offer round trips and day trips. A trip on an excursion boat allows you to see the North Sea coast from a completely new perspective and experience the maritime flair of the region up close.
For longer stays in Horumersiel or the surrounding villages, there are numerous accommodation options tailored to different needs. From family-friendly hotels and vacation apartments to accommodation specially designed for guests seeking relaxation and sporting activities, you will find something to suit every taste. A special tip is the nearby Nordseecamping Schillig campsite. This is one of the largest and most traditional campsites in Germany and is located directly on the beach - ideal for anyone looking to be close to nature and the sea.
Horumersiel is also characterized by the maritime North Sea climate, which is typical for towns located on the North Sea. The summer months are pleasantly warm and are particularly suitable for beach visits and outdoor activities, while the winters are milder but often windy and damp. From June to September there are ideal conditions for a stay on the Wadden Sea. Even in the colder months, the North Sea's harsh climate creates a special atmosphere for walks and relaxation.
So that you can find out what the local weather is like, the livecams on the village square in Horumersiel provide you with real-time images of the current weather conditions. With just one look at the weather cameras, you can plan your day and make the most of your stay on the North Sea coast.
