How do I get to Anholt? Where can I stay? And what should I see?
The harbour is a hotspot for yachtsmen, fishing boats and dinghies, and during summer, you will find a vibrant atmosphere there filled with music, locally produced gin and the most beautiful and fascinating sunsets. At the island’s restaurants, you can have the delicious, local speciality, fresh scampi.
In the dunes and hills on Anholt, you have a unique opportunity to watch the bright stars and constellations in the sky without the disturbance of artificial lights, at you see it in the big cities – just as in the old days, the dark night in Anholt is the darkest in all of Denmark.
On the island Anholt, there is lots of room to freely and easily enjoy the sun and a plunge in the sea along the nearly 25 km long coastline.
The harbour is frequently visited by anglers, fishing boats, and small recreational boats. There is much to explore on the more than 22 square kilometres, by foot, mind you because there is a liberating prohibition against driving on the greater part of the island.
