Rømø Travel Guide

 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... 

 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... 

 globetrott Says:  There is not a lot to see in Rømø, as far as I remember, most of the island is used for beaches, camping-sites, bungalows etc.the best about the beaches is that it is almost totally flat and so the water gets really warm and children are never in danger by drafts etc.the... 

 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. 

 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. 

 globetrott Says:  There is a large camping-site in Romo and the only dis-advantage was that the beach was in quite a distance. But on the other hand this was made also for safety reasons, because the beach is so very flat that ebb and tide make a difference of 100 meters or more in the... 

 Inguuna Says:  The small R&#248m&#248 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. R&#248m&#248 with main land is connected by dam which can be easily be crossed by car and there is... 

 globetrott Says:  Rømø is an island, but it is connected by the road #175 over a long dam with the mainland of Danmark. There is no extra-fee to be payed for that road, so it is easy to get there.The next trainstation is in Skærbæk ( 16km from Rømø) and with a bus-connection to the island. 

 globetrott Says:  Be aware of the fact that such a flat beach as in Rømø will move the beach and coast-line more than 100 meters inlands, when the tide is coming.In our case my father parked our car close to the water, while it was ebb and then he took a walk with the only car-key and we... 

 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...