Törnführer Dänemark 1; Jütland • Anholt • Læsø

Denmark a kingdom for sailors and powerboaters

Our neighbouring country to the north is one of the most popular destinations for German sailors and powerboaters with coasts as diverse as the North Sea and the Baltic Sea shaping the varied sailing areas.

Detailed trip suggestions guide the skipper through very different waters:

• Jutlands West Coast the North Sea cruise for individualists from Rømø to Thyborøn at the entrance to the Limfjord
• the 90 nm long Limfjord probably the most beautiful sailing water in Denmark as a protected area also suitable for small boats
• around the island of Als from Sønderborg to Høruphav 60 nautical miles for the not yet so experienced cruising sailor
• through the Little Belt from Åbenrå to Frederica a classic coastal cruise
• to the fjords of Vejle and Horsens ideal for a trailer boat
• around the island of Samsø the course leads from Frederica to Århus ideal for small keel boats
• around the Djursland peninsula from Århus to Hals including the idyllic Ebeltoft and the bathing bays in the Kalø Vig as well as from Grenå to the island of Anholt
• two idyllic areas: the shallow Randers Fjord with its reedy shores and the Mariager Fjord with its greater water depths and wooded coasts
• for cruising yachtsmen the northern Kattegat from Hals to Skagen and the island of Læsø

The information on approaches and harbours moorings and supply facilities was again collected by the author on his own keel and the harbour plans have also been accurately updated. The notes on culture and history arouse curiosity about the many sights making shore excursions a rewarding experience.