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==Helgoland / Heligoland==
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Heligoland (German: Helgoland) is a small German archipelago with its characteristic red cliff line, (61 meter high), located in the Heligoland Bight (part of the German Bight) in the south-eastern corner of the North Sea, approximately four hours sailing time from Cuxhaven (35 nm) at the mouth of the River Elbe. Heligoland consists of two islands: main island (Hauptinsel) to the west and the Dune (Düne) to the east. Heligoland is now a holiday resort and enjoys a tax-exempt status, as it is part of the EU but excluded from the EU VAT area and customs union, and consequently, much of the economy is founded on sales of cigarettes, alcoholic beverages and perfumes to tourists who visit the islands, but also tax-free Diesel for ships.
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The main island has a good harbour, a former naval base, and is frequented mostly by sailing yachts on the way from the English Channel or Netherlands to the River Elbe up to Hamburg or  on the way to the Baltic Sea by using the Kiel Canal (German: Nord-Ostsee-Kanal, NOK).
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Heligoland (German: Helgoland) is a small German archipelago with its characteristic red cliff line, (61 meter high), located in the Heligoland Bight (part of the German Bight) in the south-eastern corner of the North Sea, approximately four hours sailing time from [[Cuxhaven]] (35 nm) at the mouth of the River Elbe. Heligoland consists of two islands: main island (Hauptinsel) to the west and the Dune (Düne) to the east. Heligoland is now a holiday resort and enjoys a tax-exempt status, as it is part of the EU but excluded from the EU VAT area and customs union, and consequently, much of the economy is founded on sales of cigarettes, alcoholic beverages and perfumes to tourists who visit the islands, but also tax-free Diesel for ships.
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The main island has a good harbour, a former naval base, and is frequented mostly by sailing yachts on the way from the [[English Channel]] or Netherlands to the River Elbe up to [[Hamburg, Germany]] or  on the way to the Baltic Sea by using the [[Kiel Canal]] (German: Nord-Ostsee-Kanal, NOK).
Heligoland is located 30 nm north off the German coastline and as most of the harbours along the East Frisian and North Frisian coast are located 'behind' the islands, they can only be reached by passing through the Seegaten between the islands. These Gatts should not be entered at night and it is dangerous to enter under fresh- to strong onshore winds and it is even impossible to do so under stormy conditions. Therefore, Heligoland is the best and safest harbour for a stopover.   
Heligoland is located 30 nm north off the German coastline and as most of the harbours along the East Frisian and North Frisian coast are located 'behind' the islands, they can only be reached by passing through the Seegaten between the islands. These Gatts should not be entered at night and it is dangerous to enter under fresh- to strong onshore winds and it is even impossible to do so under stormy conditions. Therefore, Heligoland is the best and safest harbour for a stopover.   
Yachts should pass the Outer Harbour to go into the South-Harbour.  
Yachts should pass the Outer Harbour to go into the South-Harbour.  
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Also, there is a search and rescue (SAR) base of the DGzRS, the Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Rettung Schiffbrüchiger ("German Maritime Search and Rescue Service") on Heligoland.
Also, there is a search and rescue (SAR) base of the DGzRS, the Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Rettung Schiffbrüchiger ("German Maritime Search and Rescue Service") on Heligoland.
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''See [[Germany#Weather|Germany]]''.
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[[Image:Helgo.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Heligoland Approach<br/>''Click for larger view'']]
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* Weatherstation: Tel 0049 4725-606 Helgoland Weather
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[[Image:Helgoland 3.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Heligoland Harbour<br/>''Click for larger view'']]
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The dune (Düne), o,5 nm north-east, with sandy beaches, camping area, airflied and restaurant. Ferry service from main island (Hauptinsel) is available at north harbour.
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''Harbour Master Bundeshafen: Tel 0049 4725-504, UHF-Radio Channel 67, Call "Helgoland Port".
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: Hamburg Radio Channel 27 und 83, Elbe-Weser Radio Channel 24 und 01,
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Hamburg Radio Channel 27 und 83, Elbe-Weser Radio Channel 24 und 01,
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Helgoland Radio Channel 88, Nordfriesland Radio Channel 26,
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Weatherstation: Tel 0049 4725-606 Helgoland Weather
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{{Image right| Helgo.jpg| Heligoland Approach }}
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The German Bight around Helgoland is a heavy commercial traffic area, coming in from the south western North Sea with destinations in the River Jade, Weser or Elbe, continuing through the Kiel Kanal at Brunsbüttel or to Europe's second biggest Port of [[Hamburg, Germany]].
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To safely manage the dence traffic a huge system of Traffic Separation Schemes (TSS) has been installed, starting with the TSS Dover Strait continuing in the Southern North Sea off the coast of Belgium and the Netherlands and splitting off into at about 54°05'N, 004°20'E to the TSS German Bight Western Approach. At the eastern end the TSS German Bight Western Approach and the TSS Tershelling-German Bight merge into the TSS Jade Approach and the TSS Elbe Approach.
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It is strongly recommended to avoid these areas wherever possible – the crossing of all TSS has to be done according to Rule 10 ( c ) of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (IRPCS): on a heading as nearly as practicable at right angles to the general direction of traffic flow. You must keep in mind the wind and tidal impact and as the TSS in the German Bight are under constant radar surveillance it is more strongly advised to even keep a reasonable course by using the motor, if the ground speed falls below 3 knots or this course cannot be obtained.
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[[{{PAGENAME}}]] is a port of entry for Germany. For details ''see [[Germany#Entrance|Entrance: Germany]]''.
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The Customs office is the in south-harbour.
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Watersportclub Helgoland: Tel 0049 4725-585
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For European Union members, EU regulations apply. Vessels arriving from another EU country do not need to clear customs. Vessels registered in countries falling under the Schengen Agreement, (i.e. vessels from Spain or Italy) do not need to clear immigration.  
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The skipper must report to customs with the ship's registration papers and passports and sometimes the customs officials will visit the boat on arrival. The Customs officials may also sometimes inspect yachts. The port captain must be contacted immediately on arrival in the marina and he will usually notify Customs. If not, the skipper must phone Customs.
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[[Image:Falk 1.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Helgoland, Lange Anna, G.Falk<br/>''Click for larger view'']]
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[[Image:Falk 2.jpg|250px|thumb|right|Lange Anna, G.Falk<br/>''Click for larger view'']]
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[[Image:Falk 3.jpg|250px|thumb|right|View from dune, G.Falk<br/>''Click for larger view'']]
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[[Image:Falk 4.jpg|250px|thumb|right|At the dune beach, G.Falk<br/>''Click for larger view'']]
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There are two ports: North and South Harbor. Both have marinas.
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The island of Heligoland is a geological oddity; the presence of the main island's characteristic red sedimentary rock in the middle of the German Bight is unusual. It is the only such formation of cliffs along the continental coast of the North Sea. Outstanding is the single red rock in the north, namend 'Lange Anna'. The Lange Anna ("Long Anna" or "Tall Anna") which is a free standing rock column (or stack), 47 metres (154 ft) high and weighing about 25,000 tons.
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Watersportclub Helgoland: Tel +49 4725-585.
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|Chandlers| The company and traditional family [http://www.rickmers-online.de/ Rickmers] operates the  fuel-station and a hugh marine-store at 'Binnenhafen'.  On their homepage you will find pictures of the station and prices and openings. Because the tidal ranges of up to 3 meters, it is difficult for deepgoing yachts to use the 'Binnenhafen' during low tide. After mooring at the station, you can call for the service.
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The island of Heligoland is a geological oddity; the presence of the main island's characteristic red sedimentary rock in the middle of the German Bight is unusual. It is the only such formation of cliffs along the continental coast of the North Sea. Outstanding is the single red rock in the north, namend 'Lange Anna'. The Lange Anna ("Long Anna" or "Tall Anna") which is a free standing rock column (or stack), 47 metres (154 ft) high and weighing about 25,000 tons.
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Helgoland
Port of Entry
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Heligoland
Heligoland Harbour

Heligoland (German: Helgoland) is a small German archipelago with its characteristic red cliff line, (61 meter high), located in the Heligoland Bight (part of the German Bight) in the south-eastern corner of the North Sea, approximately four hours sailing time from Cuxhaven (35 nm) at the mouth of the River Elbe. Heligoland consists of two islands: main island (Hauptinsel) to the west and the Dune (Düne) to the east. Heligoland is now a holiday resort and enjoys a tax-exempt status, as it is part of the EU but excluded from the EU VAT area and customs union, and consequently, much of the economy is founded on sales of cigarettes, alcoholic beverages and perfumes to tourists who visit the islands, but also tax-free Diesel for ships.

The main island has a good harbour, a former naval base, and is frequented mostly by sailing yachts on the way from the English Channel or Netherlands to the River Elbe up to Hamburg, Germany or on the way to the Baltic Sea by using the Kiel Canal (German: Nord-Ostsee-Kanal, NOK). Heligoland is located 30 nm north off the German coastline and as most of the harbours along the East Frisian and North Frisian coast are located 'behind' the islands, they can only be reached by passing through the Seegaten between the islands. These Gatts should not be entered at night and it is dangerous to enter under fresh- to strong onshore winds and it is even impossible to do so under stormy conditions. Therefore, Heligoland is the best and safest harbour for a stopover. Yachts should pass the Outer Harbour to go into the South-Harbour. Fuel/Diesel you can get in the Binnenhafen.

Also, there is a search and rescue (SAR) base of the DGzRS, the Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Rettung Schiffbrüchiger ("German Maritime Search and Rescue Service") on Heligoland.

Charts

See Germany.

Weather

See Germany.

Sources for Weather forecasts:

Passages

See Germany.

Islands

The dune (Düne), o,5 nm north-east, with sandy beaches, camping area, airflied and restaurant. Ferry service from main island (Hauptinsel) is available at north harbour.

Communication

  • Harbour Master Bundeshafen: Tel 0049 4725-504, UHF-Radio Channel 67, Call "Helgoland Port".
  • MEZ 9:45 and MEZ 19:45 (Central European Time, CET) Weather Information:
Küstenfunkstellen (Shipradio) DP07 Seefunk:
Hamburg Radio Channel 27 und 83, Elbe-Weser Radio Channel 24 und 01,
Helgoland Radio Channel 88, Nordfriesland Radio Channel 26,
Borkum Radio Channel 28 und 61

Navigation

Heligoland Approach

The German Bight around Helgoland is a heavy commercial traffic area, coming in from the south western North Sea with destinations in the River Jade, Weser or Elbe, continuing through the Kiel Kanal at Brunsbüttel or to Europe's second biggest Port of Hamburg, Germany.

To safely manage the dence traffic a huge system of Traffic Separation Schemes (TSS) has been installed, starting with the TSS Dover Strait continuing in the Southern North Sea off the coast of Belgium and the Netherlands and splitting off into at about 54°05'N, 004°20'E to the TSS German Bight Western Approach. At the eastern end the TSS German Bight Western Approach and the TSS Tershelling-German Bight merge into the TSS Jade Approach and the TSS Elbe Approach.

It is strongly recommended to avoid these areas wherever possible – the crossing of all TSS has to be done according to Rule 10 ( c ) of the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea (IRPCS): on a heading as nearly as practicable at right angles to the general direction of traffic flow. You must keep in mind the wind and tidal impact and as the TSS in the German Bight are under constant radar surveillance it is more strongly advised to even keep a reasonable course by using the motor, if the ground speed falls below 3 knots or this course cannot be obtained.

Entrance

Helgoland is a port of entry for Germany. For details see Entrance: Germany.

The Customs office is the in south-harbour.

EU Vessels & EU Nationals

For European Union members, EU regulations apply. Vessels arriving from another EU country do not need to clear customs. Vessels registered in countries falling under the Schengen Agreement, (i.e. vessels from Spain or Italy) do not need to clear immigration.

Non-EU Vessels (incl. EU vessels with non-EU nationals aboard)

The skipper must report to customs with the ship's registration papers and passports and sometimes the customs officials will visit the boat on arrival. The Customs officials may also sometimes inspect yachts. The port captain must be contacted immediately on arrival in the marina and he will usually notify Customs. If not, the skipper must phone Customs.

Berthing

Ports

Heligoland Harbour

There are two ports: North and South Harbor. Both have marinas.

Marinas & Yacht Clubs

South Harbour

Watersportclub Helgoland: Tel +49 4725-585.

North Harbour

Deserved for private motor yachts

Anchorages

List anchorages. If there is more then 2 paragraphs for a given anchorage, create a dedicated page for it (Port/Stop Template) We use headings for these so that other pages can link to them. Remove if not applicable..

Amenities

Facilities
Water In the Marina Restaurant South-Harbour
Electricity In the Marina Restaurant South-Harbour
Toilets WC in the Marina Restaurant South-Harbour
Showers In the Marina Restaurant South-Harbour}
Laundry ?
Garbage ?
Supplies
Fuel Fuel station is in the 'Binnenharbour'
Bottled gas ?
Chandlers The company and traditional family Rickmers operates the fuel-station and a hugh marine-store at 'Binnenhafen'. On their homepage you will find pictures of the station and prices and openings. Because the tidal ranges of up to 3 meters, it is difficult for deepgoing yachts to use the 'Binnenhafen' during low tide. After mooring at the station, you can call for the service.
Services
Repairs ?
Internet ?
Mobile connectivity ?
Vehicle rentals No cars, bikes and bicyles are allowed on the island

Provisioning

Give the names and locations of supermarkets, grocery stores, bakeries, etc.

Eating out

Give the name of recommended restaurant, tavernas, pastry stores, etc.

Transportation

List transportation (local and/or international.)

Tourism

Helgoland, Lange Anna, G.Falk
Lange Anna, G.Falk
View from dune, G.Falk
At the dune beach, G.Falk

History

Give a short history of the port.

Places to Visit

The island of Heligoland is a geological oddity; the presence of the main island's characteristic red sedimentary rock in the middle of the German Bight is unusual. It is the only such formation of cliffs along the continental coast of the North Sea. Outstanding is the single red rock in the north, namend 'Lange Anna'. The Lange Anna ("Long Anna" or "Tall Anna") which is a free standing rock column (or stack), 47 metres (154 ft) high and weighing about 25,000 tons.

Friends

Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.

Forums

List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)

Links

References

See Germany.

Comments

We welcome users' contributions to the Wiki. Please click on Comments to view other users' comments, add your own personal experiences or recommend any changes to this page following your visit.

  • Visited several times on trips from Hamburg and Bremen to Netherland, last 2010, --Blome 22:14, 8 May 2012 (BST)

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  • June 2010, edited May 2012--Blome 09:05, 11 May 2012 (BST)



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