Bike rental in List on Sylt.
Explore Sylt on two wheels: Along the breathtaking dune and heathland landscapes and with a view of the sea! This is Sylt - a true paradise for cycling enthusiasts. The 200 km of cycle paths offer the right route for every level of cyclist. And one thing is certain: the view is always worth it.
At A-ROSA Sylt, we offer a bike rental service in List on Sylt so that you can get on the saddle directly from the resort to explore the picturesque island.
The most important information about bike rental on Sylt.
The most beautiful cycle routes around List on Sylt.
From the A-ROSA Sylt to Ellenbogen and back.
- Duration = 1.5 hours (outward and return journey)
- Circular tour distance = 20 km
A circular tour from A-ROSA Sylt to Lister Ellenbogen and back offers pure nature. What makes the Ellenbogen so attractive? For many, the most beautiful part of the island is a bird and nature reserve. And you can tell. Look forward to a cycle tour along the seemingly endless, untouched nature - with only a few houses to the left and right.
From List to Westerland.
- Duration = 1 hour (outward journey)
- Distance = 17 km
This route from List to Westerland is a real classic among Sylt's cycle tours. And rightly so. Look forward to unforgettable impressions of the dune and heathland landscapes along pretty thatched-roof houses, the disused island railway line and breathtaking sections with sea views on both sides: the Wadden Sea on one side and the west coast of the North Sea on the other. If the weather is fine, it's worth stopping off at the Uwe dune, the highest point on the island. After climbing 110 steps, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Sylt's dune landscape from the viewing platform.
You decide how to get back to the bike hire at A-ROSA Sylt: will it be back on the bike or will it be the island bus equipped with bike racks?
From Westerland to Keitum and back.
- Duration = 45 minutes (outward journey)
- Distance = 20 km
From Westerland to Keitum, you cycle through some of the most beautiful scenery on Sylt: the route takes you past green meadows, small Frisian houses with thatched roofs and sweeping views over the mudflats. The horizon opens up again and again, sometimes gently, sometimes spectacularly. Once you arrive in Keitum, the old captain's village with its quaint alleyways, galleries and tea rooms awaits you. A stroll through the streets is like a journey back in time - quiet, relaxed and full of charm. You return to Westerland along the same route so that you can experience the impressions from a new perspective.
Where the land ends and the sea begins.
The Lister Ellenbogen is a place that writes into the heart what makes Sylt so unique. Space, wind, the call of the birds. Sheep wander leisurely over the dykes. And with a bit of luck, you might even see seals blinking out of the waves.
If you keep your eyes open, you will discover a small wooden plaque on the edge of the dunes by the west lighthouse - inconspicuous and yet special. It marks the northernmost point in Germany. A piece of symbolism in the middle of nature.
The best ending? A walk on the beach behind the parking lot of the East Lighthouse. Soft sand, endless horizons, the sound of the surf. A moment that stays with you.
Why is this a real tip? Because here you can feel how the island, sea and sky flow into one another. Far away from everything. Very close to yourself.
