Utersum

Utersum is a small municipality and the smallest recognized North Sea resort on the island of Föhr in the Nordfriesland district of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. The village occupies the southwestern extremity of Föhr, directly along the North Sea coast, where sandy beaches transition into protective dikes. With a population of 387 residents, Utersum covers an area of 5.26 square kilometers and features a flat, accessible coastline along Föhr's 15-kilometer sand beach that transitions into a 22-kilometer dike section, providing ideal conditions for swimming, sandcastle building, and sunset views over the Wadden Sea. The area includes a designated dog-friendly beach section and community activities like beach gymnastics and yoga sessions during summer months. Utersum has evolved from a traditional farming village into a serene holiday destination while retaining its cultural identity through local eateries, shops, and events that highlight North Frisian customs