"Wattwanderung" translates to "mudflat hiking" or "tidal flat hiking" in English. It refers to the activity of walking on the exposed seabed during low tide in coastal areas.

Want to wander on the seabed? You can do that on a mudflat hike! Join the mudflat guides from the National Park House Wurster North Sea Coast on a small journey into the Lower Saxony Wadden Sea National Park and experience the dynamic and unique landscape of the Wadden Sea up close. Feel the muddy ground beneath your rubber boots and the wind on your face. This is how the highlight of the North Sea coast begins: the mudflat hike. Together with the mudflat guide, you will explore the mudflats and learn about the survival skills of creatures from the mudworm to the beach crab and the red bean. Registration: via email, phone, online, or in person. Equipment: Remember to wear warm, windproof clothing and bring rubber boots if necessary. Accessibility note: At the National Park House, a mudflat mobile can be rented, allowing people with limited mobility to participate in the mudflat hike (please register by phone in advance if needed). The National Park House Wurster North Sea Coast is certified by "Travel for All." It is step-free accessible, and there is a barrier-free toilet available.