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Whether you want to explore the coastal landscapes or visit the local attractions, having a rental car gives you the flexibility and convenience to enjoy Esens at your own pace.
A compact class would be a good choice for navigating through the town and the surrounding countryside. A convertible might be a fun option if you fancy catching some sea breeze.
There is a wide variety of parking options available in Esens. Look for signs indicating 'Parkplatz' for parking. Remember, though, that driving with the headlights on is compulsory at all times.
Esens is packed with a variety of attractions to explore.
A beautiful white sandy beach perfect for sunbathing, swimming or just relaxing with a good book. Bensersiel also has an outdoor seawater pool.
An insight into the town's agricultural history. You can see the inner workings of the mill and enjoy the panoramic views of the town from the top.
There are plenty of scenic routes to drive around Esens and the surrounding area. The German Fairy Tale Route and the Lower Saxony Asparagus Route are worth exploring.
Speed limits vary across Germany but generally, in built-up areas the speed limit is 50km/h and on highways it’s typically 130km/h. Please remember to always keep the right side of the road as Germans drive on the right side.
Esens is known for its warm and welcoming locals. They are proud of their maritime heritage and traditions which you can experience through their local cuisine, festivals and markets.
Don't miss the opportunity to visit the nearby cities of Bremen and Hamburg, both within a short drive from Esens.
Esens has a temperate maritime climate. Expect mild summers (between 15-20°C) and cooler winters (between 1-5°C).
Germany uses the Euro (€). Most businesses accept cards, but it's always good to carry a bit of cash for smaller establishments.
Take part in the Esens Christmas Market for a festive winter escape or enjoy the annual North Sea Shrimp Festival in autumn.