Spiekeroog in the Lower Saxony Wadden Sea National Park has managed to preserve and maintain its landscape, natural treasures, and the typical village atmosphere of the only island town. The numerous visitors to this gem among the East Frisian Islands appreciate this. Manon Loock-Braun presents in an easily understandable and entertaining manner the fascinating animal and plant life, the unique climate, and the exciting development of Spiekeroog from a sandbank to a seaside resort. By following her on three circular paths through the village and the dunes, along the beach and the mudflats, one learns a lot of interesting facts about sea rescue, fishing, and beach life, about the island churches and the Dinkeldodenkarkhof, about the observation tower, museums, mudflat hiking, and much more. The formation of the dunes and the peculiar shape of the island, the street names and their meanings, as well as why Spiekeroog is so special, are explained.