Description
The travel documentary about the North German Wadden Sea takes you to one of the most beautiful regions in the extreme northwest of Schleswig-Holstein.
The North German Wadden Sea is the largest national park in Germany. Influenced by the tides, the North German Wadden Sea is a unique habitat for plants and animals, which is always worth a visit.
The journey begins on the island of Foehr with a visit in spring and summer. After arriving at the port of Wyk, the tour goes along the beaches in the south with a visit to Nieblum up to Utersum in the west of the island. The journey continues with a day trip to the neighboring island Amrum. Amrum is known for its huge sand dunes and the Kniepsand that moves slowly along the west coast to the north.
After visiting the islands, the journey continues to the Hallig islands. The Hallig islands are raised only a few meters above sea level, which is why they are flooded at heavy flood. The only protection for the residents are mounds of earth, which are called Warften. The journey takes you to the Hallig islands Langeness and Hooge. A visit to Hooge is worth especially in spring. Then you can watch Brent geese, before they fly back to their Arctic home.
At the end of the journey you can join a walk across the mudflats between the Hallig islands Hooge and Norderoog. Norderoog is a breeding and resting place for many rare sea birds and may not be entered during the breeding season.
There’s no narration, but beautiful scenery set to music and original sound. The Blu-ray has subtitles in English and German language with explanations of the destinations.
Product Details
Director(s): Steffen Welsch
Format: Dolby Digital, Full HD 1080, Widescreen
Languages: English, German (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Region: Region 0 (All Regions)
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Number of Discs: 1
Classification: Exempt
Studio: Sun Travels
Release Date: 27 August 2014
Run Time: 54 minutes
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