Familien Rallye -rund um den Infopoint am Strandportal
Join your loved ones in completing our quiz with many topics related to the UNESCO Wadden Sea World Heritage Site.
What is a sluice? Where does the trash come from? How much does a seal eat in a day?
These and other questions await you. A scavenger hunt sheet for the whole family.
Stop by the National Park Info Point (to the right of the beach entrance) and pick up your scavenger hunt sheet during opening hours. (Last sheets distributed 1 hour before closing)
The family scavenger hunt takes place both indoors and outdoors.
What is a sluice? Where does the trash come from? How much does a seal eat in a day?
These and other questions await you. A scavenger hunt sheet for the whole family.
Stop by the National Park Info Point (to the right of the beach entrance) and pick up your scavenger hunt sheet during opening hours. (Last sheets distributed 1 hour before closing)
The family scavenger hunt takes place both indoors and outdoors.
Good to know
General information
Tourist Event
Eligibility
Suitable for any Weather
Target Group Teenager
Target Group Adult
Target Group Family
Target Group the Elderly
for Children of all Ages
for familys
Price info
- €3.50 per family
License (master data)
Esens-Bensersiel Tourismus GmbH



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