Frisian Islands, Germany

Amid the Wadden Sea there stands this low-lying chain of 13 islands from 3 to 20 miles off the northern European mainland. With its grass-covered dunes, shifting sands, birds, seal colonies, lighthouses and rugged cliffs, you’d imagine Germany’s Frisian Islands to be the domain of mettlesome nature lovers. If looked at deeply, these islands top the list of islands  of the German elite. You’ll find those resplendent designer boutiques housed in quintessential reed-roofed cottages, gleaming luxury automobiles jamming the car parks, luxurious accommodation and some of the country’s most extravagant restaurants on the island. If you are that person with a king’s ransom to be spent “not so frugally” on a vacation, a trip to Frisian islands is what you are going to cherish throughout your life. While taking a trip to the Frisian islands, one has to just bear in mind the weather. Statistics tell their own story of changeable conditions. Although the island witnesses only  fifteen days a year  free of prevailing westerly winds that can blow gale-force even in summer, the islands bask in 1750 hours of sunshine a year.