The Frisian Islands are a group of islands located in the North Sea, off the northwestern coast of Germany and the southwestern coast of Denmark. They are divided into two main groups: the North Frisian Islands in Germany and the East Frisian Islands. These islands are known for their unique landscapes, sandy beaches, and rich biodiversity, making them popular tourist destinations. The islands are characterized by their distinct culture and history, influenced by the Frisian people who have inhabited the region for centuries. Many of the islands are part of national parks, which help protect their natural habitats and wildlife. The Frisian Islands also offer various outdoor activities, including cycling, hiking, and birdwatching.