7 of Germany's most beautiful islands to visit

The Dhaka Times Desk Germany is a wonderful place to travel. There are some beautiful islands here. Seven islands from those beautiful islands are highlighted here for the readers.

rosen

Germany's longest island. Its area is 926 square kilometers. It has a nice sandy beach. It is surrounded by white chalk stone mountains. The most interesting thing is that there is a royal lighthouse and a resort along with it.

Seedom

Germany's second longest island. It is located on the coast of the Baltic Sea. Its area is 445 square kilometers. Its beautiful green wilderness makes it unique from other islands. The horizon of green fields will enchant you.

Fehmarn

It is also located on the coast of the Baltic Sea. Its area is 185 square kilometers. It is a paradise for ornithologists. Ornithologists from different countries come here every year to see different species of birds.

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Silt

Its location is in the north of Germany. Its area is 99 square kilometers. It is a wide rocky island. But it is quite attractive to tourists for this rockiness. Baliari, the collection of different species of wild flowers is the attraction here.

Fourh

It is a mountainous island. The area is about 70 square kilometers. It has many mountains big and small. The sandy beach is one of its attractions. There are some farmhouses here. Windmills, churches are special attractions here.

Nordstrade

It is called the green heart of Germany. The area is about 50 square kilometers. Nordstrad is a unique creation of nature with these two green deserts and plains. Many Germans settled here.

Poyle

৩৬ বর্গকিলোমিটারের শান্ত একটি দ্বীপ। স্লাভিক শব্দ পোয়েল অর্থ “মাঠ”। অর্থটি পোয়েলের সাথে মিলে যায় কারণ এতে রয়েছে বিস্তৃত সবুজ মাঠ। এখানে বসবাস করে প্রায় ২০০০ মতো মানুষ।

There are also some beautiful islands named Borkam, Pelurm and Northerni which will really enchant you. Germany has about 400 islands, large and small, along the shores of the North Sea and the Baltic Sea.

Reference: HolidayEuropeanIsland