On the main road in Boen, three historic buildings are listed: a Gulf house, a Gulf house with residential and farm buildings, and a residential and farm building.
The Dollart Cultural and Nature Park includes an East Frisian Gulf farmstead from the 18th century that was converted into the Dollart Museum. The Dollart Museum presents the development of the Dollart and the history of dyke construction.
On the edge of the Dollart mudflats, the Kiekkaaste observation tower offers views of wading birds, ducks, marsh harriers, and sometimes seals. The tower is accessible at all times. However, visitors should check the tide conditions, as the unpaved footpath may be flooded during spring tides.
In the surrounding area of Boen, Bigumer Sand is recorded as an approximately located, named, and mapped island. In the wider regional area around Boen, Hatzumer Sand is recorded as an approximately located, named, and mapped island. Großer Westerberg and Uhlenberg are each recorded there as approximately located, named, and mapped hills.
Fleche a/d Lethe is a named and mapped fort located approximately in the surrounding area of Boen. Wedderburcht is a named and mapped castle located approximately in the wider regional area around Boen. Wedderborg is also approximately located there as a named and mapped castle. Bourtange Fortress Museum is a named and mapped museum located approximately in the wider regional area around Boen.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Boen can continue their accommodation search afterwards. More local pages: Dollart, Bunderhee.
To the higher-level travel overview: Bunde.
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