Save the Date:
03th-24th October 2026
… Looking back at the last
Family weeks in spring:
Discover the island, try new things and have fun – you can do all this during the Sylt Family Weeks. The series of events offers you Easter and autumn holidays A varied program for children, young people and the whole family across the island.
Whether sporty, playful, musical or creative – at the Sylt Family Weeks something for everyone.
This year's motto is:
Discovering together what home means.
Look forward to a variety of other exciting events and activities to take part in.
Convince yourself!
For me, home means a place – or a feeling – where I feel safe, understood, and connected. It's where I'm surrounded by familiar things: people, memories, rituals, landscapes, or simply a certain feeling about life. For me, home is Sylt.Kim
Our highlights
Don't miss this
The Film Night Ride with the mobile cargo bike cinema Sylt combines cycling, short films and special locations for an unforgettable evening.
You can expect inspiring films shown at surprising stops between Project Bay and Surfhouse Sylt.
Cargo bike cinema Sylt –
A fantastic Easter movie for all ages!
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April 2, 2026
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Project Bay courtyard
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20:00 p.m.
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For whom? Anyone who feels safe on a bicycle.
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Participation free of charge
Cargo bike cinema Sylt –
Discovering together what home means
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April 10, 2026
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Project Bay courtyard
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20:00 p.m.
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For whom? Anyone who feels safe on a bicycle.
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Participation free of charge
Register Here!
SÖL – the film
A Sylt perspective on home!
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April 07st & 11th, 2026
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Westerland Cinema World
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16:00 p.m.
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A €5,00 donation per person will be made towards the next film project of the municipality of Sylt. The donation will be collected on site.
However, for better planning, it is still necessary to purchase a €0 ticket in advance via the booking portal.
The approximately 40-minute film brings together 16 young people from Sylt with the older generation. Through conversations and personal recollections, they share what life on the island means to them – past, present, and future. This creates a multifaceted picture of the island's transformation and the bonds between generations.
Together with filmmaker Paula Wehmeyer, youth worker Holger Bünte, Alexander Römer from Sylt Museums and Ascan Dieffenbach from the Husum Adult Education Center, this unique historical document was created in a 5-day workshop as part of the Sylt municipality's autumn holiday program with all participants.
Our money-saving tip
Sölring Museums: One Ticket - Four Museums
Not only is there much to tell about the people of Sylt and their history, but there's also plenty to discover on-site. Whether in the Keitum museums, where you can find out where families slept in the Old Frisian House or how they kept their houses warm, or on the Kampen Bird Hide Nature Trail, which was used as a duck trap 250 years ago and is now a beautiful nature reserve with interactive elements. One highlight is the Denghoog Stone Age tomb. This 5.000-year-old passage grave is one of the few megalithic tombs in the world that is still accessible and where you can immerse yourself. Have fun exploring!
Savings tip during the family weeks: The combination ticket "Museum Island" for 34,50 euros - admission (1 adult & all children) for all 4 museums.
Easter on Sylt
Egg hunts & Easter activities for the whole family
Experience a joyful Easter on Sylt with unforgettable activities! From colorful Easter egg hunts and creative crafts to interactive games along the promenade and traditional customs like the Easter egg race in Kampen – there's something for every family. Be inspired by lovingly designed events and joyful moments around the holidays, and enjoy the fresh North Sea air and the vibrant spring program with your loved ones.
Our tips for the summer holidays
Here you can experience the summer holidays on Sylt in a playful and action-packed way.