Ancient burial mounds in the Danish countryside
No matter if you go by car, bicycle or hiking through the Danish countryside there is a good chance that you will pass by...
The Danish Wadden Sea – one of the world’s most valuable...
The Danish Wadden Sea is the most northern part of the Unesco World Heritage.
The Danish Wadden Sea has many particularities, making this region a...
The Cliffs of Møn
The Cliffs of Møn are a 6-7 km stretch of chalk cliffs along the eastern coast of the Danish island of Møn in the...
The migrating sand dunes of Råbjerg Mile
The Råbjerg Mile, on the northern tip of Denmark, is one of the largest migrating sand dunes in Europe.
South of Skagen, you will find...
Enjoy the Danish countryside
Among small villages, fairy-tale castles and Viking history.
Denmark’s countryside is heavy on the pastoral charm. There are fairy-tale castles turned hotels still run by real-life...
Bulbjerg – the bird cliff of Jutland
Bulbjerg is a protected nature area, and a beautiful place to visit.
Bulbjerg is a limestone cliff in northern Jutland, Denmark, facing the sea of...
Snakes in Denmark
Once there were four species of snakes in Denmark. The Aesculapian snake and the Smooth snake are today considered extinct. That leaves the two remaining...
Sleeping in the woods
Overnight outsite.
You may stay overnight on publicly owned natural areas on the ground in a sleeping bag, in a hammock, in a tree, or...
Any dangerous spiders in Denmark?
More than 540 species of spiders have been recorded in Denmark. Fortunately, all of them are harmless to humans. However, some can bite you quite noticeably!
Actually...
Introduction to the wild of Denmark
The Wild About Denmark - in short.
Nature and wildlife.
Denmark occupies 43,094 square kilometers (16,621 square miles) and is the smallest of the Nordic countries....
Please, keep your dog on a lead
Dogs must be on a leash when you are visiting forests and nature areas according to Denmark’s Protection of Nature Act.
A visit to the...
