The vacation home features 3 self-contained apartments, which can also be rented individually and are bookable here via Vrbo. On the first floor is an apartment with one bedroom, a bathroom, a living room with a sofa bed, a kitchen, and a terrace. On the top floor, there are 2 additional apartments. One apartment has a bedroom with a double bed, a living room, a kitchen, and a bathroom with a shower. The other top-floor apartment has 2 bathrooms with showers, 2 bedrooms—one with a double bed and one with 2 single beds—a living room with a sofa bed that is 1.62 m wide and 2 m long, and a kitchen-living room. Each apartment has a TV with channels via a satellite system. Furthermore, each apartment has a built-in kitchen with a refrigerator, freezer, stove, oven, and a dishwasher. In the ground-floor apartment, there is a table that can be extended to 3 m; the table is 1 meter wide, providing enough space for all 10 people to sit down together for breakfast, for example.
There are 3 parking spaces at the house (provided the cars are not parked sideways), which are available free of charge. There is also a public handicapped parking space in front of the house, which can be used with a parking permit).
The vacation home is very centrally located between two hotels, across from Germany’s only dyke church, and just a few minutes’ walk from the Museum Harbor. Supermarkets and a bakery are also within walking distance, and there are many restaurants—so you can try a different one every day: traditional home-style, seafood, Greek, Italian, or upscale—there’s something for everyone.
You can easily walk a good kilometer along the Harle to the North Sea. The Cliener Quelle swimming pool is also located along this route.
Carolinensiel is a truly beautiful place; from there, you can also take day trips to other “Siel” towns, such as Hooksiel, Neuharlingersiel, Bensersiel, Dornumersiel, Neßmersiel, or Greetsiel. You can also take a boat from Harlesiel to the island of Wangerooge. You can do this by car or by bike.
In the summer, Carolinensiel usually hosts a harbor festival with music and a laser show; on one weekend, many fishing boats gather there, and in December there’s the floating Christmas tree, the “Friesengeistmeile,” and a laser show on New Year’s Eve.
Guests usually bring their own bed linens, dishes, and towels, but these can also be booked as add-ons.