Lummenfelsen der Insel Helgoland

The Lummenfelsen nature reserve encompasses 1.1 hectares of coastal cliffs along the western edge of Heligoland island, featuring nesting grounds for seabirds.

Established in 1964, this protected area became the smallest nature reserve in Schleswig-Holstein and maintains its status as a critical habitat management zone.

The reserve represents a fundamental component of German environmental conservation, demonstrating the nation's dedication to protecting marine ecosystems and bird populations.

Visitors can observe various seabird species from designated viewing points throughout the year, with specialized guided tours available during breeding seasons.

This location maintains the highest concentration of breeding birds in Germany, providing essential nesting spaces in the red sandstone formations.

Location: Heligoland

Inception: 1964

GPS coordinates: 54.18651,7.87323

Latest update: March 6, 2025 22:37