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Groynes at sea - Sylt

Groyne leads into the sea. Photographed in calm seas. Landscape photography.

A breakwater on the seashore made of wooden supports. Seagulls sit on it in the middle of the sea. Sunny bright day

Old breakwater wooden pillars and stones at the Baltic Sea, blue sky and water

Marker Wadden nature reserve in the Makermeer during an overcast winter day. The Marker Wadden islands is an artificial archipelago under development to stimulate biodiversity in the Dutch Markermeer.

Wooden poles emerging from the sea in a sunny day with blue sky and small waves

sea waves gently swapping on the sandy beach

Groynes protruding into the horizon in the Baltic Sea. Long exposure with muted colors. Landscape shot by the sea

Breakwaters driven into the seabed protect the coast from the damaging effects of waves at the Baltic Sea coast as seen from Sianozety, West Pomerania in Poland.

Wooden Breakwater on the beach in Warnemünde

Old fishing boat pier wooden poles near Koshrags. Baltic sea can be seen in the background

View of the Baltic Sea and wooden breakwaters on the Curonian Spit beach on a sunny summer day, Kaliningrad region, Russia

Battered wooden wave traps at the Baltic Sea, Germany

Side view of an old wooden pier on a large bay with blue sky in the background. Baltic Sea Latvia.

the wooden breakwater

Wooden posts line the sandy beach at sunset, waves gently lapping. Serene ocean landscape with a calming sky.

The wooden groyne is deeply embedded in the seabed, which can be seen by the Baltic beach in Kolobrzeg. The Baltic coast in Kolobrzeg is known for its beautiful sandy beaches. Along the coast, there are massive, thick wooden poles which are deeply hammered into the seabed to protect both sandy beaches, dunes and their coastal vegetation from the devastating effects of large sea waves.

Breakwaters on beach, Netherlands, Zeeland, Domburg. The sun is setting and the is a storm coming

Groynes are basically dams built for various reasons. The most well-known are probably the wooden groynes in our Baltic Sea, which consist of several individual piles that are rammed into the ground horizontally to the coastline and usually protrude around 40 to 80 meters into the sea

Ahrenshoop beach in the baltic sea

wooden breakwaters on baltic seaside. Greyish blue seascape.

view from beach to the baltic sea at sunset hour

Breakwater on the beach of the Baltic Sea near Rewal. Poland

Rügen Island Beach against Hiddensee Lighthouse, Germany

Worn breakwaters driven into the seabed still protect the coast from the damaging effects of waves on the Baltic Sea coast in Ustronie Morskie, West Pomerania, Poland.

Old fishing boat pier wooden poles near Koshrags. Baltic sea can be seen in the background

Breakwater on the beach of Kolobrzeg on the Polish Baltic coast

A breakwater in the middle of a rough sea with a seabird sitting on it

Wooden breakwaters on a sandy beach on a beautiful day

At the Marina of Bensersiel, East Frisia, at winter

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