The Flight
Starting from Baltrum, we went on a round flight over six East Frisian islands. Thus we flew over (from west to east) (Memmert), Juist, Norderney, Baltrum, Langeoog, Spiekeroog and Wangerooge (Minsener Oog), with stopover in Harle (Harlesiel), in fairest weather on the sea-side as well as on the waddon-, respectively land-side, perfect visibility and low tide. Because only then the beautiful landscape of the Waddon Sea can be seen. A map corresponding with the flight is available from „Baltrum Flug“.
The Pilot
Our pilot, Olaf Klün, is something like an „institution“ in Baltrum. He is flying in old family tradition and at the same time working as head chef and maintainer of a hotel, from which one can observe the airport (see the TV-documentary „The Flying Cook“).
With the booking on-site they were all very flexible, in order to secure really good visibility and good state of tide. In case of bad visibility Baltrum-Flug themselves postpone the flight. The aircraft is suitable for, next to the pilot, two adults and, if applicable, one child. Further information will be found in this PDF.
The Photos
Note: Click on a photo to start the photo-galery.
- Memmert (in front of Juist)
- Western tip of Juist (waddon sea on the right)
- Western tip of Juist (waddon sea on the right)
- Eastern tip of Juist (waddon sea on the left)
- Western tip of Norderney, mainland-side
- Western tip of Norderney, mainland-side
- Western tip of Norderney, sea-side
- Norderney, White Dune
- Norderney (left) and Baltrum
- Western tip of Baltrum
- Western tip of Baltrum
- Western tip of Baltrum
- Western tip of Baltrum, sea-side
- Eastern tip of Baltrum, sea-side
- Western tip of Langeoog, sea-side
- Langeoog, viewed from the mainland-side
- Langeoog (left) and Spiekeroog
- Western tip of Spiekeroog, sea-side
- Spiekeroog, sea-side
- Wangerooge, sea-side
- Western tip of Wangerooge, sea-side
- Wangerooge, sea-side
- Eastern tip of Wangerooge
- Wangerooge, viewed from east to west, sea-side
- The waddon sea between Wangerooge and Harlesiel
- The aircraft
- In the aircraft
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