"Watt Zum Priel" translates to "Watt to the Priel" in English. However, "Watt" refers to a type of coastal wetland found in the North Sea, and "Priel" refers to a tidal channel or creek. Therefore, the phrase may refer to a specific area or location related to these geographical features.

This tour takes us to the coastal mudflats near Bensersiel, to the first water-bearing creek. Upon arrival, we will observe a small offshore mussel reef. The mudflat substrate is relatively firm and easy to walk on. In some places, we encounter a bit of mud and may sink up to our ankles. New research findings on invasive species, the growth and development of mussels in the mudflat, as well as interesting information about mussel fishing will be explained. Families with children aged 8 and older are welcome to participate, but the tour is also well-suited for couples, individuals, and seniors who wish to explore the mudflat. We will experience the uniqueness of this nature shaped by ebb and flow and discover what living creatures can be found in and on the mudflat. The duration of the tour is approximately 2 hours. Dogs are not allowed in the mudflat. Clothing: Fleece socks or snug-fitting surf or swim shoes are suitable. Shorts are recommended, but pants that can be rolled up are also acceptable. The upper clothing should be adapted to the weather conditions. From October to April, we recommend rubber boots. Meeting point: "Strandportal" Bensersiel at the 2 colorful bears. For navigation: Am Strand 8, Bensersiel.