Norden, the oldest town in East Frisia, is idyllically situated on the North Sea coast and delights visitors with its maritime charm and East Frisian culture. Discover this versatile destination with the webcams in Norden and enjoy the view of the North Sea from the comfort of your own home. Be fascinated by the changing moods of the North Sea coast - no matter where you are!
Norddeich is a district of the town of Norden in the district of Aurich, located in Lower Saxony, Germany. Directly on the East Frisian North Sea coast, the North Sea spa resort of Norden-Norddeich offers an impressive coastal landscape, wide beaches and a relaxing North Sea climate - ideal for recreation and active vacations.
The port in Norddeich is one of the most important ferry ports in northern Germany and connects the German mainland with the East Frisian islands of Juist and Norderney. Numerous guests travel to the islands from here every year and enjoy the maritime atmosphere. If you would like to get an impression in advance, you can experience the beach landscape and the North Sea in real time with the live cams in Norden.
While elsewhere in Germany it is often oppressively hot in summer , the sea climate in Norden-Norddeich ensures pleasant temperatures. Relax on the beach, feel the fresh North Sea air or take a refreshing dip at high tide thanks to the tides - here you can spend relaxing days by the sea. A walk on the beach or a romantic sunset - be inspired by the images from the North Sea webcam and discover the beauty of Norden.
There is plenty to explore even when it rains. It's worth visiting the seal station at the National Park House, where seals, grey seals and other marine mammals from the Wadden Sea are reared. In the Waloseum in Osterloog, the skeleton of a gigantic sperm whale fascinates visitors, accompanied by a marine aquarium, an exhibition on coastal birdlife and exciting information on low tide and high tide.
A special highlight is the kite and wind festival, which takes place every year on the beach in Norddeich and sees colourful kites fly into the sky. If you want to watch live, you can also watch the colorful kites dance in the sky from home via the webcams in Norden.
In good weather, the sea invites you to take a trip to one of the seven East Frisian islands in the Wadden Sea UNESCO World Heritage Site . Ferries and excursion boats depart daily from Norddeich harbor to the idyllic sand islands. If you want to experience the mudflats up close, you can even walk to Baltrum, Juist or Norderney with a mudflat guide. Particularly worthwhile are the magical island of Juist with its white sandy beach and Norderney, Germany's famous thalassotherapy island, which focuses entirely on health and well-being. For a real East Frisian feel, a day trip to the fishing village of Greetsiel with its historic harbor and views of the islands of Juist and Norderney is well worthwhile.
Sports enthusiasts can try out various water sports at the Norddeich surf school: Surfing, kitesurfing, wingfoiling, kayaking, stand-up paddling or sailing - the constant wind ensures the best conditions. For those who prefer to explore the natural landscape in a more relaxed way, "paddle and pedal" offers a special option: cycling and canoeing can be perfectly combined here to discover East Frisia both on the water and on the numerous cycle paths.
The East Frisian Tea Museum is a must-see, showcasing the region's traditional tea culture - here you can find out why East Frisians are world champions in tea drinking! Nostalgia fans should visit the automobile and toy museum, where vintage cars and lovingly preserved toys bring past times back to life. Not far away is the beautiful Lütetsburg Castle Park, a fairytale-like place with exotic plants and romantic paths - perfect for a relaxing break. If you like maritime things, you should visit the famous Pilsum lighthouse, known from Otto Waalkes' films. Speaking of Otto: Emden is home to the witty Dat Otto Huus, a museum dedicated to the popular comedian.
The climate in Norddeich is strongly influenced by the North Sea and is characterized by fresh sea air, constant wind and a pronounced tidal change. While the summer offers pleasant temperatures, it often remains mild in winter as the sea retains the heat. From fall to spring, the wind picks up, while the months between spring and fall bring calmer weather with less wind and a pleasant climate. The best time to visit the North Sea is in the warmer months, when the sun shines frequently and the salty sea air makes you feel good. To keep an eye on the current weather situation at all times, the weather cameras from the north provide an insight.
