Helgoland

General Information about Helgoland

Helgoland which was originally under possession by the British and the Danish has long since been an island nation belonging to Germany. While visiting Helgoland it would be impossible to enjoy the countryside as the island features many sandy beaches although some feature drops as high as 50 metres.

The main island of Hauptinsel is split into two regions of the Unterland or Lower Land and the Oberland otherwise known as the Upper Land. The main way of getting to Helgoland is by boat. The main language spoken on the the archipelago of Heligoland is the Heligolandic dialect although German is commonly spoken.

There are many natural attractions on the island in particular The Lange Anna is a popular tourist destination. While exploring Lange Anna which is also known as Tall Anna you will be in for a treat as the 47 metre free standing column is continually surrounded by breeding sea birds.

Many visitors go to Helgoland to unwind and take advantage of the islands reputation of being a Sea Bath resort. There are many traditional restaurants and bars in Helgoland where you can mingle with the locals and just relax.

Climate

Learn About The Climate In Helgoland

Helgoland's climate is typically mild with winters rarely going below -5 degrees and highs of up to 10 degrees and pleasant sunny summer days. Helgoland has the perfect climate for people with allergy's because of its lack of pollen and healthy offshore climate. Spring is cooler and autumn is usually long and warm.

Geography

Geographical Information On Helgoland

Helgoland is 70 kilometres from the coastline of Germany and is part of the Pinneberg district in Schleswig-Holstein and has a population of only 1,650 people. Helgoland was split into two islands back in 1720 when the natural connection was destroyed by a storm flood. Most of the population lives on the main island of Hauptinsel than the smaller island Dune which is surrounded by sandy beaches measuring up to 0.7 kilometres.

Climate

Learn About The Climate In Helgoland

Helgoland's climate is typically mild with winters rarely going below -5 degrees and highs of up to 10 degrees and pleasant sunny summer days. Helgoland has the perfect climate for people with allergy's because of its lack of pollen and healthy offshore climate. Spring is cooler and autumn is usually long and warm.

Geography

Geographical Information On Helgoland

Helgoland is 70 kilometres from the coastline of Germany and is part of the Pinneberg district in Schleswig-Holstein and has a population of only 1,650 people. Helgoland was split into two islands back in 1720 when the natural connection was destroyed by a storm flood. Most of the population lives on the main island of Hauptinsel than the smaller island Dune which is surrounded by sandy beaches measuring up to 0.7 kilometres.