Sylt
Зюльт
Sylt is an island located in the North Sea and is part of Germany. It is the northernmost of the Frisian Islands, covering an area of approximately 99 square kilometers. Known for its distinctive shape, Sylt stretches about 38 kilometers in length and is characterized by sandy beaches and dunes.
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Sylt is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Germany, known for its varied landscapes, including heathland and unique coastal formations. The island is connected to the mainland by the Hindenburgdamm, a causeway featuring a railway line. Sylt's main town, Westerland, is accessible by train and ferry. Visitors are drawn by the island's nature reserves and cycling paths.