St. Peter-Ording to Surpass Sylt in Tourist Tax Rates

In 2025, St. Peter-Ording will increase its tourist tax by 33%, making it more expensive than Sylt.

St. Peter-Ording will raise its tourist tax from 3 to 4 euros per day during the high season starting in 2025.
The increase marks the first significant change in the tourist tax since 2007, attributed to rising costs.
Sylt's tourist tax will remain at 3.90 euros per day, keeping it slightly cheaper than St. Peter-Ording.
Tourist taxes fund amenities like clean beaches, lifeguards, and local events in coastal towns.
Other tourist destinations such as Helgoland and Usedom are still determining their 2025 rates.