View of the dune, 60 m², sleeps up to 2 people - house on the Wadden Sea

This modern, bright two-room apartment features a spacious and well-equipped kitchen with a dining area, microwave, induction cooktop, large refrigerator with freezer, dishwasher, coffee maker, and electric kettle. The living room, with a comfortable sleeper sofa, plush leather armchairs with a footstool, cable TV, and a radio with a docking station, invites you to relax. The bedroom is equally bright, featuring a large wardrobe and a comfortable double box-spring bed. The bathroom boasts a rain shower and a hexagonal bathtub in a light, airy design. The hallway, featuring a coat closet and a storage room, rounds out this apartment.

From the south-facing living room, you can access a very large terrace with a view of the dunes or, to the east, a partial view of the Wadden Sea. The patio furniture and beach chair invite you to relax. A parking space is located in front of the house. There is a bike shed for storing bicycles.

Out of consideration for the other apartments in the building, toddlers are unfortunately not permitted in this apartment.

By the way, if you need a second bedroom, the “Dünenblick” apartment is ideal to book in combination with the “Wattläufer” apartment, as both apartments are located in the same wing of the building and share the same main entrance. If you have any further questions, the Eberhardt Apartment Rental team will be happy to assist you.



This renovated semi-detached house, situated in a very quiet, idyllic location with a stunning view of the Wadden Sea, features four beautiful apartments ranging from 40 to 70 square metres in size, accommodating 2 to 4 people. A sheltered sunning area, protected from the wind and prying eyes, with a beach chair and garden furniture. Separate entrance. Non-smoking property. Bicycle shed, parking space. No pets allowed.

RANTUM:
Nowhere else on Sylt do they come any closer: In Rantum, the mudflats and the west coast meet very closely. Here, at Sylt’s narrowest point, only a few hundred metres separate the rugged west coast—with its over twelve-kilometer-long, fine sandy beach—from the Wadden Sea to the east. And between the seas: a vast landscape of unspoiled dunes, nestled against which are the island’s characteristic thatched-roof houses.

In the numerous thatched-roof houses, you can rent many first-class, cosy holiday apartments—or even the entire houses as holiday homes—for your stay on Sylt. Rantum’s quiet location, just three kilometres south of Westerland, is perfect for a truly relaxing holiday.