Rent accommodation in Helgoland

Heligoland (in German Helgoland and in Frisian Lun Hålilönj) is a small German island located on the southeastern edge of the North Sea.
It is triangular in shape and is about 2 km long. A part of it (the south, called Unterland) has a lower height above sea level: it actually corresponds to a lighter colored beach formed by the sinking and erosion of the southern part of the island in times past. It also usually includes a small island (Düne, or dune) located to the east, previously linked by a tongue of land now submerged in the sea. To the north there are sandbanks on both sides of the island forming some "pincers" of crab that leave between them an area (like a river valley) of greater depth.
The island has a population of about 1,650 people and lacks cars, as they are prohibited by municipal regulations.
The ferry boat ride from the mouth of the Elbe River to the island takes two hours.