Sylt – a destination like no other

Sylt has been considered one of Germany’s most sought-after destinations for decades. Every year, the island attracts around 700,000 visitors who are looking for a unique combination of nature, exclusivity and Nordic serenity. Hardly any other place combines wide horizons with such a diverse landscape – from breathtaking dune landscapes to endless beaches along the North Sea.

The Red Cliff between Wenningstedt and Kampen is particularly impressive, with its cliffs up to 30 metres high that have been braving wind and weather for over 100,000 years.

Sylt is also one of Germany’s last large-scale nature reserves. Large parts of the island are under strict protection in order to preserve the fragile dune landscape, rare animal species and the Wadden Sea World Heritage Site. This special responsibility gives the island an incomparable aura of authenticity and tranquillity – an ideal setting for exclusive events such as the final of the Genesis German Golf Tour.

Sylt is not only a place of relaxation, but also a way of life. The combination of unspoilt nature, sophisticated gastronomy and an unmistakable maritime character makes the island the perfect setting for extraordinary experiences.