The island of Sieck is a private island of which only the perimeter is allowed to visit. The shore being of course, public. How charming must be this cove of the Port during the 6 hours of isolation that the high tide reserves to it, otherwise in season there is a little passage, but not too much, even in season (see photos). Has a half-flight of a gull from the coast, we feel like elsewhere in this cove. The few stranded boats add their nostalgic and colorful note to the sensation of end of the world. It is pleasant. And the sea, which is retiring very far away on the beach of Dossen is here much closer.
Only two houses and a very beautiful nature, wilder on the north coast. Be careful, you have to come back to the mainland 2h30 before high tide. At the risk of staying 6 hours more on the island. That would not necessarily be a bad thing…
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