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The state between the Baltic and the North Sea, cut by the Kiel canal. Lübeck is Hanseatic with the mudflats of marzipan's invention, Kiel has the world's biggest regatta, Sylt has the dunes and the Wadden Sea is walkable at low tide.

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Kiel Lübeck Sylt Flensburg Wadden Sea Sankt Peter-Ording

Schleswig-Holstein is the state between two seas — the Baltic on one side and the North Sea on the other, about seventy kilometres apart at the narrowest point, which is why the Kiel canal was cut through it and became one of the busiest waterways on earth. Lübeck is the Hanseatic queen of the Baltic with the brick-gothic gate and the marzipan that was invented there, Kiel is the sailing city with the regatta that is the biggest in the world, Flensburg has the Danish-German culture and the rum heritage, Sylt is the island with the dunes and the German celebrity crowd, and the Wadden Sea on the west coast is a UNESCO tidal landscape you can walk across at low tide.

The state's character is northern, protestant and genuinely maritime, with a real sailing culture, a Danish minority with its own schools and party, and the specific plainness of the far north. The beaches are long, the wind is constant and the weather is genuinely unreliable.

Expect real sailing content, genuine two-seas talk, and a state where everybody has a Danish cousin and a boat opinion.

Performer style: Northern-maritime, sailing-native, genuinely plain-spoken

Popular requests: Sailing and beach content, two-seas talk, German conversation, wind-and-weather stories

Why here: Two seas seventy kilometres apart with the world's busiest canal between them

Nearby: Hamburg Bremen Lower Saxony Berlin