This distillery gives a nice tour where one can take notice of the way a good whiskey is made. For…read morealmost an hour one gets a proper explanation of the complete proces and ends up with a tastery of three of their finest product stauning rye stauning traditional and the stauning peated whiskey!

Excellent park with top equipment and great service! We got beginners package with all inclusive…read morefor 325,- dkr. Kids loved it, good instructions and no beginners course required

Sorry - fat finger Beach of course…read more We had been told by a Danish naturist friend that this beach to the north of Hvide Sande is pretty wild and woolly - well that's true! It was one of the first to be approved as a naturist beach, though that's permissible at all beaches, except Henne Strand and one of the Copenhagen ones. Turn left near Husby church and drive to the very end where you will find a good sized parking area and a loo (well-maintained!!!) On your way, take care - they were logging when we went - don't even think of facing down these huge lorries...use common sense and let them through Go up the dune (the cut through has been reasonably flattened down a bit) and down and you will find a huge beach, very sparsely populated - and this was August! The signs are clear, textile left, naturists right - though nobody seemed to bother much as many people were out walking. Tip - take a foldable windbreak...this is windy, but the dunes go in and out so you can shelter easily enough There were people boarding in the water, mainly with families/others...very sensible - check out the photos...you need to be a strong swimmer to do other than paddle It is well worth the visit; so wild...call in at the Lyng Lighthouse on your way back...(see post if it takes) One more thing....unbelievably, the water was warm, warmer than Houstrup and Argab beaches

What a find!!! Lots…read moreof Ts and shorts and and and...NICE PEOPLE We went twice...our best buy was the all in one towelling poncho thing...we both got one in the end...exactly what to wear with the (warm but) howling gale after the dip in the sea...Dkr 400 each. Once we got to Montalivet a few weeks later, it seemed everyone was wearing them...but these were a lot nicer, even if a bit Sailor Sam, blue and white horizontal stripes And... You can sit outside and mull over your purchases or wishes with a decent coffee Just hope this place survives; it deserves to and has a good model...have to say the prices all around this town were brilliant...yes, maybe it was a little end of season, but nevertheless Go, support them! Forgot - we also bought some little thermos-like coffee mugs (to avoid putting espressos in a tea one)...good size but the coffee doesn't survive a journey