Blåvand Travel Guide

 adelinemmc Says:  For 20 kroners (pay at the tourist office next to the lighthouse), you can climb to the top of the lighthouse and admire the uninterrupted view in all directions. You'll see Esbjerg harbour, Blåvand's long sandy beaches, the offshore windwill farm, a good few old German WWII... 

 adelinemmc Says:  If you do not have a car, there is a bus from Esbjerg train station. Bus No 40 leaves every hour (in the afternoon only every 2 hours) and takes roughly 1 hour 20 minutes to reach Blaavand.Cost for one way: 60 kronersIf there are 2 of you: 50 kroners per persons 

 adelinemmc Says:  This is one of two shops in Blaavand selling amber. This one is two third of the main street down on the way to the lightouse. The other one, a bit bigger is at teh entrance of Blaavand close to the now closed supermarket Anything and everything made out of amber. From... 

 adelinemmc Says:  Danes love their bicycles!The country is mostly flat so it's a bonus but beware of the wind, especially here on the coast, it can be really strong and cold.However, you should be very safe when cycling around. They are dedicated cycle lanes almost everywhere and even special... 

 RhineRoll Says:  In recent years, thanks to the efforts of a local group, several access ramps have been built. One of the best can be found at Hvidbjerg Strand in the popular resort Blaavand (translates into "blue water"). This is probably also one of the best beaches for swimming -- other...