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An unforgettable adventure awaits travel enthusiasts who embark on a caravan trip through Ostfriesland in northern Germany. The region, which is characterized by endless dykes, vast fields and picturesque coastal towns, promises not only breathtaking landscapes, but also cultural diversity and warm hospitality.
Friesland has ancient roots as the land of the Frisians, a proud seafaring people who settled along the North Sea coast centuries ago. Their culture, language, and resilience are still alive today – especially in the way they shaped the landscape.
Deiches (sea dikes) are vital here. Built to protect against floods and storm tides, they’re more than engineering – they’re part of the region’s identity. Behind them lie quiet meadows, winding paths, and perfect spots for campers who appreciate nature and history in equal measure.
Exploring Friesland means discovering a land shaped by water, wind, and a strong sense of independence.
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Friesland and East Frisia
Friesland and East Frisia are regions in the northwest of Germany and the Netherlands, known for their unique culture, history, and landscapes. Friesland includes the Dutch provinces of Friesland and Groningen as well as parts of Lower Saxony. The Frisian culture is characterized by its own language, Frisian, and traditional customs. East Frisia, which belongs to Lower Saxony, is known for its idyllic landscapes, dikes, and East Frisian tea ceremonies. Both regions have a strong maritime tradition and offer visitors a glimpse into the Frisian heritage and the North German way of life.
Emden - Gateway to the North Sea
The journey begins in Emden, the gateway to the North Sea. The port city impresses not only with its maritime atmosphere, but also with the East Frisian State Museum, which offers insights into the history and culture of the region. The city center invites you to stroll around and the numerous cafés and restaurants tempt you with East Frisian specialties such as the famous Emdener Matjes.
Aurich - historic charm and green oases
We continue on to Aurich, the historic capital of East Frisia. Enchanting old town streets, the picturesque market square and the imposing castle await you here. The city is surrounded by green oases, including the castle park and the English Garden, which invite you to take a relaxing stroll.
Norden - tea museum and the "Langeooger Inselbahn"
Norden, the oldest town in East Frisia, is home to the East Frisian Tea Museum, which provides an insight into the region's tea culture. For active vacationers, there is a bike tour to the coast, from where the "Langeooger Inselbahn" takes you to the island of Langeoog, which is known for its endless sandy beaches.
Geeste: Moor museum and nature experience
Geeste near Meppen attracts visitors with its Moor Museum, which provides a fascinating insight into the formation and significance of moors. The moorlands of the Emsland characterize the landscape and the museum illustrates the unique flora and fauna of this region. An excursion to the surrounding moorlands also provides a direct experience of nature.
Leer - half-timbered romance on the water
The journey continues to Leer, where you will be amazed by the picturesque old town with its charming half-timbered houses. The harbor and historic ships give the city a special atmosphere. Leer is also home to the oldest lighthouse still in operation in Germany, the "Otto Lighthouse".
Greetsiel - romantic harbor and shrimp boats
Greetsiel is an absolute highlight on any trip to East Frisia. The picturesque harbor with its historic gabled houses and traditional shrimp boats transports visitors back in time. Here you can breathe in the fresh North Sea air and enjoy the local atmosphere in the cozy tea rooms.
This motorhome tour through Ostfriesland in northern Germany promises not only unforgettable landscapes and towns, but also the warm hospitality of the local people. Enjoy the unique blend of tradition and modernity and be enchanted by the beauty of East Frisia.
Drone-captured impressions of Friesland – defined by vast flatlands
Friesland
Aerial impressions of Friesland captured by drone – shaped by endless lowlands, emerald-green dikes, a salty sea breeze, and a peaceful, rustic charm
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Friesland
Drone-captured impressions of Friesland – defined by vast flatlands
Friesland
Drone-captured impressions of Friesland – defined by vast flatlands
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