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Inguuna Says: There are many parking points on the island where one can take some meal, rest or also take the tour into forest. Better to have the islands' map which are provided in tourist office or camping sites, so easier to orientate there. To spend time on the island and waiting for...
Inguuna Says: On our guided tour we were lucky to see 34 seals, two wales which were promised on the beginning were swimming somewhere else. As I wrote in previous tip the ship goes quite close to observe them clearer, you can even take binocular to see the nice faces :)The smaller ones...
Excursion to see the grey seals and crabs
Inguuna Says: The primary thing for me was to see the seals, watch birds and to observe who live in Nordic sea. Everyday excursions are organized from Havneby port and tickets can be bought on the ship or at the port. I don't know if timetable changes but I went there at afternoon and it...
Bird watching... Yes real Brids!
TheView Says: Rømø is with its marshland a sanctuary to birds and ideal for looking at birds so remember your binoculars. We did get to see marshharriers, oystercatchers, starlings that can make this phenomenon called black sun if they are enough, we was not that lucky to see this....
metteks Says: Some years a contest at the beach is beeing held. Artists from many contries gather to make sculptures of sand.
bscott1 Says: The sky was filled with kites when I took this photo--room is in abundance on this very large beach.
Kommandørgården (The commodore's house)
bscott1 Says: Built in 1784, the home gives you a feel for how the relatively well-off lived during that time period. There are rooms filled with ceiling and wall paintings, as well as one room that is covered in Dutch wall tiles.
bscott1 Says: This church is filled with relics, some of which are over 800 years old. On the outside of the church lined up against the wall there are tombstones of old sailors.
Kommanorgardens Camping: Camping near sea with horses
Inguuna Says: You can kill two birds with one stone - camping place with horses farm. The camping was OK, nothing special, just primal needs for short staying. There were special places for tents which were separated by bushes and trees; that kind of extra I haven't seen nowhere. Maybe I...
Skaerbaek Holiday Centre Cottages: Small but Nice Cottages Next To Activity Centre
RhineRoll Says: We didn't stay on Rømø itself but in a town called Skaerbaek located on the mainland right on the other side of the dam that's connecting Rømø to mainland Jutland. Skaerbaek itself is not really a touristy town, even though there's a couple of B&Bs -- and of course our...
metteks Says: To get to the nearby German island Sylt (In Danish; Sild), you have to take the ferry. It leaves from Havneby on the southern end of Rømø, and arrives at the town of List on Sylt. It leaves about every 1½ hour, and the trip takes 30 minutes. It is possible to bring your car,...
Inguuna Says: The small Rømø island is located in Wadden sea on the edge of Denmark and very close to Germany. So I suggest if you are visiting North Germany maybe you can catch it. Rømø with main land is connected by dam which can be easily be crossed by car and there is...
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One little thing I really like is that its taken for granted in Denmark that you can have a little self-service booth to sell vegetables and fruits from the side of the road ....AND IT WORKS.
What to buy: In Rømø there was nice ecological Honey from the island.
What to pay: What the sign says ...just leave the money in the little bowl.
Updated Aug 12, 2006
Address: By any road in the countryside of Denmark
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As I go somewhere abroad I look what are specific things which can be found in that place. So I noticed that everywhere here are growing sweet briars. Even on the cards it was shown that specific thing is that bush with hips. I don't know what are the reason just for good looking or maybe some specific needs but you can try to eat just the hip not the seeds.
Written Aug 29, 2007
Inguuna Says: I never have written that something is expensive or so but Denmark shocked me a little bit. If you're coming just straight from Germany or Poland you may feel that prices here are higher than there. Or another thing - I thought that on island the prices for everything were a...
TheView Says: The crabs here seems to have delusions or problems with there measure. When they as they do meeting other crabs measure themselfs by seeing how fare there are between the claws to see if the other might be good for lunch. Some of the crabs think your toes look like a good...
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The beaches here are very large and you are allowed to drive your car out on the hard sand ..but stay here at the hard sand and walk the last bit. Even if there are cars with 4 wheel drive closer to the water. Some of this cars belong to local danes doing themself as moden wreck hunters and make a good little profit helping your car out of the sand when the tide is about to take your car!!!! If the Falck is not around ;-) (We didn´t have any problems)
Updated Aug 5, 2006
Sea, beaches, horses, sheep and seals!
I was coming here just for seals :) Yes, because I didn't find where to see them more in Nordic sea. As I missed current days' excursion I had time to observe the island itself. Definitely the most......
Holiday Island in the North Sea
Römö is a wonderful place. It's a small flat island in the North Sea being very well equipped for (predominantly German) holidaymakers. Whereas the eastern costline is tidal, the west coast has alwas...
A island with large beaches and fishing villages
Rømø is an island off the west coast of southern Denmark, and its proximity to Germany makes it a popular place for the Germans to visit. The big thing Rømø is noted for is its wide beaches, which......
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