St. Peter-Ording

25826 St. Peter Ording

St. Peter-Ording is situated on the North Sea coast, 45 km southwest from Husum. The main attraction is the huge 12 kilometre beach (one of the biggest in Europe) with cafés and restaurants in stilt houses. The beach is also a famous location of some german series. There is a parking area directly on the beach, opened from March to October.

Contact Information

Maleens Knoll 2
25826 St. Peter Ording

Person of contact: Constanze Höfinghoff
c.hoefinghoff@tz-spo.de

Phone: 04863-999 222

Offices and Authorities

Amt Eiderstedt / Außenstelle Sankt Peter Ording

Badallee 1

25826 St. Peter Ording

Phone: 04862 - 1000-144

https://www.amt-eiderstedt.de/Services-f%C3%BCr-B%C3%BCrger/B%C3%BCrgerb%C3%BCros/B%C3%BCrgerb%C3%BCro-St-Peter-Ording/

Landesbetrieb für Küstenschutz, Nationalpark und Meeresschutz Schleswig-Holstein

Schloßgarten 1

25832 Tönning

armin.jess@lkn.landsh.de

Phone: 04861-616-21

Apply for filming permit

Locations in the vicinity

Leuchtturm Westerhever
25881 Westerhever
Westerhever is located on the peninsula Eiderstedt at the North Sea Coast. Its landmark is probably the most famous Lighthouse in Germany. It was built in 1906 and is about 42 meters high. Since 2001 sight seeing is possible and in the past the light house was already often a commercial motive, that’s how the light house became so famous.
Friesenhaus mit Kachelstube und Reetdach
Schmeerstraße 4 - 25832 Katingsiel
300 year old Frisianhouse. North german longhouse with thatched roof and red bricks. Rooms covered with tiles from Delft.
Eidersperrwerk
25764 Wesselburenerkoog
As a protection against storm tides the rivers between the North Sea and lower Elbe are being cut off by a barrage. The most important building of this kind is the Eidersperrwerk. The area around Eider and Treene are being protected against high tide by a
Hallig Südfall
25849 Pellworm