and ‘world- class’ beaches where precious gemstones wash up on shore
Stunning island next to the UK – with seal safaris
Located in the North Sea, just off the coast of southwestern Denmark lies a lesser-known Danish island home to 'world-class' beaches, where amber washes up on shore.
Fanø is the very northernmost of the Danish Wadden Sea Islands, and it's the only island on Jutland's west coast with a direct ferry connection to the mainland.
It's estimated around 3,000 seals have been spotted in the Wadden Sea around Fanø, with seal safaris being a popular activity on the island.
The best stretch of beach to visit is from Fanø Bad to Rindby Strand - a wide strip of sand where new dunes appear every year.
Sønderho has been named Denmark's most beautiful village thanks to the traditional Fanø cottages that have been well-preserved.
Other attractions in the town include the Art Museum, Nana's Stue – a café with a collection of old Fanø tiles - Sønderho Mill and Sønderho Church.