We continued south through Esby and towards the very end of Helgenæs, where the road eventually reaches Sletterhage Fyr. This is one of those corners of Denmark that feels increasingly remote the further you travel: small villages give way to open fields, low coastal...
Rønde sits unusually high above the surrounding countryside, with views opening southwards across Kalø Vig and towards the hills of Mols. The town itself is quite small, but its position makes it an excellent gateway to Mols Bjerge National Park and to one of the most...
Sletterhage Fyr sits almost at the very end of the road, on the south-western tip of the Helgenæs peninsula, and it was one of those places where we were quite happy to stay for the whole day rather than simply stop, look at the lighthouse and move on. The...
Randers is one of those Danish cities where the reason for its existence becomes obvious as soon as you look at the landscape. The old town developed beside the Gudenå, close to the point where Denmark’s longest river broadens towards Randers Fjord. This was both a...
We spent two nights in Rebild. Staying for two nights worked particularly well here: Rebild is not a place that needs to be rushed, and much of its appeal comes from simply having time to walk through the hills and the enormous forest surrounding them. Safari Camping...
