Keitum: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Keitum combines history, paths along the Wadden Sea and local arts and crafts.

Culture

Keitum’s historic townscape includes many captains’ houses dating from the 18th century. They are connected with the period when whaling was Sylt’s most important source of income.

Keitum has a local arts and crafts scene with goldsmiths, glass artists, potters, leatherworkers, studios, exhibition spaces and shops.

Nature

Keitum is best explored on foot. The village has narrow, winding streets and only limited parking; there are larger parking areas at the entrance to the village.

St. Severin Church is located near Keitum. The Keitum Wadden Sea circular route can be reached on SVG bus route 3 to the Keitum Mitte stop; the circular route can also be started in the village centre. At 3.15 kilometres, it is an easy circular route along the Wadden Sea that passes the church and thatched Frisian houses in Keitum.

Surroundings

Located near Keitum are Aussichtpunkt, Eidum Bird Decoy, Klöwenhoog, Sylt Aquarium, Tinnumburg and Sylt. Aussichtspunkt is in the surrounding area of Keitum.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Keitum can then continue their accommodation search.

More about the towns: Westerland, Wenningstedt, Kampen, Morsum, Archsum, Sylt-Ost, List, Hörnum

For the higher-level travel overview: Sylt.