Helgoland is particularly popular with Germans, who daily in large numbers-according to insiders 3000 to 5000 per day-with ferries and airplanes, flood the island as a tidal wave and return to the mainland in the afternoon. For many, the Lummen Felsen with its many birds,...More

Well worth the picturesque walk to witness the Bird rookery and witness a spectacular Sunset. Anna herself is also spectacular.

There is a nice walk along the cliff top which is perfectly safe even if you suffer from vertigo - It´s wonderful to watch the birds nesting on the cliffs -

Don't miss the lange Anna when you come to Helgoland - and remember to wear a sweater/jacket, very windy there!!

Helgoland is a rock, that has turned out to be populated with humans as well is a number of wildlife. Lange Anne is a special part of the rock - another view of the extreme

Although you can take a 'bus' up to the upper island most people walk and whilst not a big distance its quite arduous. The gannet colony, the spectacular cliffs all go to make this unforgettable - providing its a nice day which, fortunately the island...More

The colours of the cliffs and the Lange Anna are spectacular. I think the best time to go is in the period from late June to early August when you can see hundreds of nesting birds (gannets) on the Lummelfelsen, and just a few steps...More