About
Rømø is an island in Denmark, and it lies at the southern end of the country's western coast. It is the southernmost island in Denmark, and it is known above all for its wide beaches and open, natural scenery. Visitors come here for the outdoors: the island's landscape of dunes and heathland gives it a quiet, airy character that suits a slower kind of holiday.
What to expect on the island
- Wide beaches. Rømø's beaches are among the broadest in the country, with plenty of room to walk, sit and spread out.
- Beach driving. The island is well suited to driving along the sand, a memorable way to see the coastline.
- Water sports. The open shoreline makes the island a fitting base for those who want to be on or in the water.
- Dunes and heathland. Inland and along the coast, the dunes and heath give walkers and photographers varied ground to explore.
A visit for nature lovers
Lakolk Beach is the island's best-known stretch of sand and a natural starting point for most visits. Because the landscape is so open, Rømø suits people who prefer fresh air, long walks and wide views to busy streets. Those who enjoy outdoor activities will find the island a natural place to spend a few days, whether the plan is to walk the dunes, ride along the shore or simply enjoy the sea and sky.