Is there any way to reach the Neuwerk island from the German mainland?

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Recently, I stumbled accross this little island called "Neuwerk" situated northwest from the city of Cuxhaven. It has a firehouse I'd like to see (and visit). Now, I was wondering if it would be possible to get there?
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When I try to look for a navigation to the island, it says there is no possible route to it, so I'm guessing there is no "official" ferry going back and forth, or am I missing something here?



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    Recently, I stumbled accross this little island called "Neuwerk" situated northwest from the city of Cuxhaven. It has a firehouse I'd like to see (and visit). Now, I was wondering if it would be possible to get there?
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    When I try to look for a navigation to the island, it says there is no possible route to it, so I'm guessing there is no "official" ferry going back and forth, or am I missing something here?



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      Recently, I stumbled accross this little island called "Neuwerk" situated northwest from the city of Cuxhaven. It has a firehouse I'd like to see (and visit). Now, I was wondering if it would be possible to get there?
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      When I try to look for a navigation to the island, it says there is no possible route to it, so I'm guessing there is no "official" ferry going back and forth, or am I missing something here?



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      Recently, I stumbled accross this little island called "Neuwerk" situated northwest from the city of Cuxhaven. It has a firehouse I'd like to see (and visit). Now, I was wondering if it would be possible to get there?
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      When I try to look for a navigation to the island, it says there is no possible route to it, so I'm guessing there is no "official" ferry going back and forth, or am I missing something here?



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          There are four hotels on the island, which you can book online, each of their websites probably has info about how to get there (seeblick-insel-neuwerk.de, husachterndiek.de, inselneuwerk.de, neuwerk-hotel.de).



          The light house website (https://www.leuchtturmneuwerk.de/) also has a link to a company that ferries you there (https://www.cassen-eils.de/).



          When I try google maps with 'walking' it tells me that you can walk there at low tide, but it's about 8 km.






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          • Oh you can walk there! That would be nice! :)
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          • In the satellite view, you can see the trail going into the water and coming out the other side. Make sure to check the tide tables, though...
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          • @AutoDemolisher If you are interested in walking in that area, which is called "Wattenmeer" in German and Wadden Sea in English, you can look up "mudflat hiking", which is a popular activity. Wikipedia lists the walk to Neuwerk among the common routes.
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          Apparently, there is a Ferry service between Cuxhaven to Neuwerk Island: https://www.cassen-eils.de/linienverkehr/english-schedule/




          Day guests frequently visit on foot through the mudflats or in one of the horse-drawn carriages, and then return to Cuxhaven on the MS “Flipper”.







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            There are four hotels on the island, which you can book online, each of their websites probably has info about how to get there (seeblick-insel-neuwerk.de, husachterndiek.de, inselneuwerk.de, neuwerk-hotel.de).



            The light house website (https://www.leuchtturmneuwerk.de/) also has a link to a company that ferries you there (https://www.cassen-eils.de/).



            When I try google maps with 'walking' it tells me that you can walk there at low tide, but it's about 8 km.






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            • Oh you can walk there! That would be nice! :)
              – AutoDemolisher
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            • In the satellite view, you can see the trail going into the water and coming out the other side. Make sure to check the tide tables, though...
              – Aganju
              6 hours ago










            • @AutoDemolisher If you are interested in walking in that area, which is called "Wattenmeer" in German and Wadden Sea in English, you can look up "mudflat hiking", which is a popular activity. Wikipedia lists the walk to Neuwerk among the common routes.
              – Fabio Turati
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            There are four hotels on the island, which you can book online, each of their websites probably has info about how to get there (seeblick-insel-neuwerk.de, husachterndiek.de, inselneuwerk.de, neuwerk-hotel.de).



            The light house website (https://www.leuchtturmneuwerk.de/) also has a link to a company that ferries you there (https://www.cassen-eils.de/).



            When I try google maps with 'walking' it tells me that you can walk there at low tide, but it's about 8 km.






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            • Oh you can walk there! That would be nice! :)
              – AutoDemolisher
              7 hours ago










            • In the satellite view, you can see the trail going into the water and coming out the other side. Make sure to check the tide tables, though...
              – Aganju
              6 hours ago










            • @AutoDemolisher If you are interested in walking in that area, which is called "Wattenmeer" in German and Wadden Sea in English, you can look up "mudflat hiking", which is a popular activity. Wikipedia lists the walk to Neuwerk among the common routes.
              – Fabio Turati
              3 hours ago













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            There are four hotels on the island, which you can book online, each of their websites probably has info about how to get there (seeblick-insel-neuwerk.de, husachterndiek.de, inselneuwerk.de, neuwerk-hotel.de).



            The light house website (https://www.leuchtturmneuwerk.de/) also has a link to a company that ferries you there (https://www.cassen-eils.de/).



            When I try google maps with 'walking' it tells me that you can walk there at low tide, but it's about 8 km.






            share|improve this answer












            There are four hotels on the island, which you can book online, each of their websites probably has info about how to get there (seeblick-insel-neuwerk.de, husachterndiek.de, inselneuwerk.de, neuwerk-hotel.de).



            The light house website (https://www.leuchtturmneuwerk.de/) also has a link to a company that ferries you there (https://www.cassen-eils.de/).



            When I try google maps with 'walking' it tells me that you can walk there at low tide, but it's about 8 km.







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            • Oh you can walk there! That would be nice! :)
              – AutoDemolisher
              7 hours ago










            • In the satellite view, you can see the trail going into the water and coming out the other side. Make sure to check the tide tables, though...
              – Aganju
              6 hours ago










            • @AutoDemolisher If you are interested in walking in that area, which is called "Wattenmeer" in German and Wadden Sea in English, you can look up "mudflat hiking", which is a popular activity. Wikipedia lists the walk to Neuwerk among the common routes.
              – Fabio Turati
              3 hours ago

















            • Oh you can walk there! That would be nice! :)
              – AutoDemolisher
              7 hours ago










            • In the satellite view, you can see the trail going into the water and coming out the other side. Make sure to check the tide tables, though...
              – Aganju
              6 hours ago










            • @AutoDemolisher If you are interested in walking in that area, which is called "Wattenmeer" in German and Wadden Sea in English, you can look up "mudflat hiking", which is a popular activity. Wikipedia lists the walk to Neuwerk among the common routes.
              – Fabio Turati
              3 hours ago
















            Oh you can walk there! That would be nice! :)
            – AutoDemolisher
            7 hours ago




            Oh you can walk there! That would be nice! :)
            – AutoDemolisher
            7 hours ago












            In the satellite view, you can see the trail going into the water and coming out the other side. Make sure to check the tide tables, though...
            – Aganju
            6 hours ago




            In the satellite view, you can see the trail going into the water and coming out the other side. Make sure to check the tide tables, though...
            – Aganju
            6 hours ago












            @AutoDemolisher If you are interested in walking in that area, which is called "Wattenmeer" in German and Wadden Sea in English, you can look up "mudflat hiking", which is a popular activity. Wikipedia lists the walk to Neuwerk among the common routes.
            – Fabio Turati
            3 hours ago





            @AutoDemolisher If you are interested in walking in that area, which is called "Wattenmeer" in German and Wadden Sea in English, you can look up "mudflat hiking", which is a popular activity. Wikipedia lists the walk to Neuwerk among the common routes.
            – Fabio Turati
            3 hours ago













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            Apparently, there is a Ferry service between Cuxhaven to Neuwerk Island: https://www.cassen-eils.de/linienverkehr/english-schedule/




            Day guests frequently visit on foot through the mudflats or in one of the horse-drawn carriages, and then return to Cuxhaven on the MS “Flipper”.







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              Apparently, there is a Ferry service between Cuxhaven to Neuwerk Island: https://www.cassen-eils.de/linienverkehr/english-schedule/




              Day guests frequently visit on foot through the mudflats or in one of the horse-drawn carriages, and then return to Cuxhaven on the MS “Flipper”.







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                Apparently, there is a Ferry service between Cuxhaven to Neuwerk Island: https://www.cassen-eils.de/linienverkehr/english-schedule/




                Day guests frequently visit on foot through the mudflats or in one of the horse-drawn carriages, and then return to Cuxhaven on the MS “Flipper”.







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                Apparently, there is a Ferry service between Cuxhaven to Neuwerk Island: https://www.cassen-eils.de/linienverkehr/english-schedule/




                Day guests frequently visit on foot through the mudflats or in one of the horse-drawn carriages, and then return to Cuxhaven on the MS “Flipper”.








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