Public Transport

All visitors to Sylt are charged a resort tax called a Kurtaxe that is spent on keeping the island beautiful and clean. In return, you receive a Kurkarte, or resort card, which gives you access to the beaches and discounts at museums. If you’re staying at a hotel, the Kurtaxe is normally added to …

Sylt Airport, situated 2 kilometres west of Westerland, primarily handles summer seasonal scheduled traffic to major German cities. While there is no direct bus service to/from the airport, various hotels provide shuttle services. Given its proximity to the city centre, walking is a feasible option. Alternatively, visitors can opt for car rental or taxi …

There is a network of reliable bus services throughout the island. During the day, the main north-south route runs at 20-minute intervals. Sylt has seven different travel zones with different price ranges. For information on fares and schedules, visit the Sylter Verkehrsgesellschaft (SVG) …

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This holiday resort features pharmacies throughout the entire island, with the majority of them located in the central area and List. Look out for the red 'A' sign, for …

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