DJH Youth Hostel Wyk auf Föhr - Offers + more

A green island in the Wadden Sea

The island of Föhr is the second largest of the North Frisian islands and is about 7 km from the mainland. It is surrounded by the Wadden Sea National Park. The Frisian character of the island is evident everywhere and most of the houses have thatched roofs. Discover the 15 km long sandy beach on the eastern and southern coasts. Wyk auf Föhr Youth Hostel is located on the island's southern shore. A short walk leads to the hostel's private beach with a beach volleyball court.

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Opening hours

The reception is open

8.00 a.m. - 12.00 p.m.

4.00 p.m. - 8.00 p.m.

Check-in

4.00 p.m. - 8.00 p.m.

Closing time

We recommend advance inquiry in winter to avoid periods of closure.

Prices 2020

B&B from	Half board from	Full board from
-	-	€ 34.00

Prices 2021

B&B from	Half board from	Full board from
€ 29.50	-	€ 34.50

Locations & directions

The island of Föhr is one of the North Frisian islands. The hostel is located on the southern shore, just a 3-minute walk from the sea and 3.5 km from the port. It can be reached by ferry from Dagebüll in 45 minutes. During the peak season, island buses regularly transport visitors to the "Jugendherberge" ("Youth Hostel") stop.

Amenities

162 beds in rooms with 2, 4 and 6 beds with washbasin and shared showers/toilets, some rooms with en suite shower/toilet, rooms for group leaders, family room, games room, 5 common rooms, multipurpose room, cosy "Klönschnack" room for "chatting", drying room with coin-operated washing machine, large area for playing football, volleyball, basketball, table tennis and barbecue site. The hostel is well able to cope with families with small children. One special highlight of the hostel is its private beach area with volleyball net.

Leisure tips

Föhr - a green island in the Wadden Sea

Every day, a natural spectacle takes place on the island. Where once the sea was, there is suddenly land and the glittering surface of the Wadden Sea is revealed, along with its diversity of species. The unique natural space that has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site is best explored on a guided walk across the mudflats from island to island. Boat trips to the islets, the neighbouring island of Amrum, to marine animals or to the seal banks are also recommended. Those who prefer to spend the day quietly can sit in a roofed wicker beach chair and enjoy the 15 km long sandy beach, play a round of golf, or explore the island by bicycle.