Amber Tours

Join an unforgettable amber tour where you’ll explore the Wadden Sea coast in search of ancient amber, formed from primeval forests millions of years ago. Travel in a Land Rover to Sønderstrand, where you’ll walk along the coast with an amber lantern, enjoying the fresh air and ending with hot chocolate. While there’s no guarantee of finding amber, the experience is unique, especially during the winter months. Tours are available for groups of 8 or more, typically from November to March.

Oyster Tour in the Wadden Sea

Embark on a guided oyster tour in Denmark's national park, the Wadden Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You'll learn about the invasive Pacific oyster and gather your own oysters from the sea. Afterward, you can choose to cook them and taste them in different styles. The "Big Oyster Tour" includes cooking, allowing you to enjoy freshly prepared oysters and discover your favorite preparation.

Guided Tours

Explore the Wadden Sea through guided tours focusing on its rich wildlife and unique landscapes. Learn about the "Small Five" — sandworms, cockles, horse prawns, beach crabs, and mud snails — which thrive in this UNESCO site. These tours provide an exciting and educational experience, highlighting the region's diverse and resilient species.

Wadden Sea

The Wadden Sea is a vast UNESCO World Heritage site, rich in biodiversity and natural wonders. It offers visitors the chance to explore its tidal flats, observe migratory birds, and discover its unique marine life. Whether wading in the mud, searching for oysters, or witnessing the mesmerizing black sun phenomenon, the Wadden Sea provides unforgettable experiences for nature lovers.

Discover Sea Eagles in the Wadden Sea National Park

While once rare, these majestic eagles are now more commonly spotted in the Wadden Sea region, especially during the winter months. They primarily hunt ducks and geese, and you may be fortunate enough to witness their hunting skills firsthand.

Black Sun

Experience one of nature's most remarkable phenomena – the Black Sun. This breathtaking sight occurs when large flocks of starlings gather in the evening sky and perform a ballet before settling down for the night. The largest flocks can be found in Tøndermarsken, where they offer a unique and magical experience.

Høstbjerg

For a fantastic view, climb Rømø’s highest point at Høstbjerg. Standing 19 meters tall, it offers breathtaking views from the three dunes: Høstbjerg, Spidsbjerg, and Stagebjerg.

Rømø Church

This cozy church offers a charming atmosphere with its low ceilings, beautiful church naves, and several hat hooks, adding to its historic appeal.

National Museum Commander's Farm

Discover the history of the wealthy Commanders who once built large houses like this one. Today, the farm serves as a museum under the National Museum, offering a glimpse into the past.

Denmark's Smallest and Oldest School, Toftum

This school, operating from 1784 to 1874, could accommodate up to 40 children at a time. The teacher was typically an old commander, and the building offers a unique piece of local history.

Lakolk Beach

Known for its vast sandy surface, Lakolk Beach is a beautiful destination for those who enjoy wide views and coastal landscapes. During storms, the beach can transform into a spectacular foamy sea, showcasing the island's dynamic nature. It is allowed to drive on this beach, which is special.

Bird safari

Take part in bird safaris to explore the rich birdlife in the area, especially in the Wadden Sea, where you can observe various species in their natural habitat.

Canoes & Kayaking

Experience Denmark's beautiful coastlines by kayak, including routes through the Wadden Sea. These routes offer opportunities to see wildlife such as porpoises, seals, and seabirds.

Schackenborg Castle

Open year-round, Schackenborg Castle offers a unique experience, including guided tours through its historic park. Don’t miss the old horse stable, now home to a visitor center, where you can explore the castle’s fascinating past.