Fanø Travel Guide

 adelinemmc Says:  You can go on trips of various durations (2 to 6 hours) on a boat moored a few metres from the ferry terminal in Fano. They also do sunset trips.You can get tickets from the tourist office in Fano.Prices are 50 Kr for an adult and 10kr for a child; with family ticket (2... 

 adelinemmc Says:  The ferry service links Esjberg harbour to Nordby every 20 mins or so with the last hour being around 2am on Saturday (but less frequent from 00.00) and 00.30 on weekdays.It's not very expensive if you are on foot (DKR35 return in 2007). If you have a bicycle you must pay... 

 adelinemmc Says:  Award winning delicatessen and butcher selling a range of meat, cold cuts, pates and salami as well as Fano beers and various foodie stuff. This is the main butcher on the island. The salami are divine! My two favourites are the garlic salami and the carrot salami. Nothing... 

 adelinemmc Says:  While walking around on Fano, you will notice that almost all traditional houses have a little window above the front door with a model boat.This is a very traditional good luck charm for the men away at sea. The economy of the island was almost entirely based on fishing and...