In the middle of old fruit trees, the thatched house on the mud flats lies on a mound behind the North Sea dike, embedded in a landscape of green meadows and fields. The around three hectares of beautiful, natural garden around the house has plenty of nice places to read, take a nap or look up at the sky. Children are happy to explore the wild pond biotope or to make friends with the chickens, cats, ponies and horses. In the evening you can light a campfire together with the wood at the fireplace. Guitar players are welcome. A beautiful little bathing beach is only four kilometers from the house and easy to reach by bike.

The atmosphere in the house is deliberately kept simple and natural, the spacious rooms and apartments are individually and comfortably furnished with mostly antique country house furniture.

The Wadden Sea National Park begins just a kilometer away from the house and was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in mid-2009: an ecosystem unique in the world, inhabited by a fascinating flora and fauna, and its rhythm of wind, water, mudflats and salt marshes is determined. The diverse flora and fauna can be best explored on walks, guided mudflat hikes and birding excursions. You can cycle along the dike, for example to Büsum or to the kilometer-long sandy beaches to St. Peter-Ording. You can take a boat to the Halligen and see the seal banks there. In addition, there are various sights in the area: the Multimar Wattforum in Tönning, the Dutch town of Friedrichstadt or the Noldemuseum in Niebüll.

There are special family weeks for families, on which exciting excursions are planned that lead into the world of the mudflats, birds and sheep. In addition, creative offers such as earth building and drawing, painting and collages take place directly at the house in many holiday weeks. For adults there are regular seminars and workshops on Ayurveda, yoga, mediation and therapeutic fasting.