Oct 31st 2018

Denmark is a land of more than 400 islands and 4700 miles of coast line. In Denmark you are never more than 30 miles from the sea. And whether you choose to visit Denmark in summer or winter, the sea is always part of the bigger picture.

Even more so if you choose to experience some of Denmark’s many islands. Each of them is a little gem with unique stories, communities and history. You can visit many of Denmark’s small islands by ferryboat where you’ll discover unique communities and places of history. Here is a list of several potential island life spot that you should visit at least once:

Læsø - Island of Seaweed Homes

One of the best spot for island life in Denmark is Læsø. The best way to discover the sandy flatlands of the island of Læsø is on horseback. But cycling around is also a good way to work up a healthy appetite for the island’s bountiful seafood, not least its langoustine.

You can also visit the salt-makers and enjoy rejuvenating salt baths in a converted historic church. Or go seal watching by fishing boat. The living roofs of Læsø are made with seagrass (a type of seaweed), which is dried and twisted into tassels.

When freshly made, the roofs flutter in the wind – much like tousled hair. As the roofs grow older, they are soon covered with wild flowers. Few cottages on Læsø today have seagrass roofs but preservationists are reintroducing the craft to give new life to this age-old tradition.

Samsø - The Eco-Island

The second best spot for island life is Samsø. Officially a zero-emissions island, all Samsø’s energy is generated by wind and solar power – and electricity is exported to the mainland, too. With a small state grant the island community started its transformation in 1997.

Today, Samsø has an energy academy where locals share their experience with visitors on how grass roots initiatives have changed their green island, known for its apples and vegetables, into an eco-laboratory for tomorrow’s energy supply.

Ærø - Cottage Living and Rolling Farmland

One of the best spot for island life in Denmark is Ærø. Known for its organic farming, sandy beaches and cottage B&Bs, the island of Ærø is one of the most popular destinations for island-hopping and cycling holidays in the archipelago.

Its main town, Ærøskøbing, received the Europa Nostra Award in 2002 for its unique heritage preservation. Ærø is an independent municipality with a sustainability-friendly policy. Visitors can, for instance, rent electric cars from the tourist office in Ærøskøbing.

Lilleø, Fejø, Vejrø and Femø - A Small Archipelago With Noma's Secret Island

One of the best spot for island life in Denmark is Lilleø, Fejø, Vejrø and Femø. They are no secret to most Danes, but the small islands of Lilleø, Fejø, Vejrø and Femø are, nonetheless, seriously off the beaten track. The islands are known for their organic apple juice and cider, and Lilleø is where restaurant Noma has its own vineyard!

You can stay at Kernegaarden, an organic farm on Fejø, or simply try their cider from the farm boutique. Femø is the largest of the islands and hosts an annual international jazz festival (31 July – 5 August 2012).  Vejrø offers accommodation and even a gourmet restaurant (Skipperly) serving cuisine made with local produce.

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For butter cookies itself consists of three variants like traditional butter cookies, choco cashew butter cookies, and currant butter cookies. In addition, Danisa butter cookies filled cookies has two variants, choco filled butter cookies, and pineapple filled butter cookies. That is why Danisa is favorable butter cookies around the globe.

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