Our last port of call was in the pretty town of Skagen We could walk from the ship into town but we took a ship excursion to view all the touristy spots of this area.
Skagen is a port town at the north end of Denmark’s Jutland peninsula. Near the marina, the Skagens Museum exhibits works by the Skagen Painters, who were inspired by the area's light and landscape. The Local History Archive, in the former courthouse, illustrates the town’s history and maritime heritage. On Skagen’s northeastern outskirts, Grenen Beach is at the convergence of the Skagerrak and Kattegat seas.
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| The massive sandhills of Grennen |
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| Walking to point of land |
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| I made it up the sandhill!!! |
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| Had a lovely lunch here with the best fish and chips I have ever tasted |
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| arriving in Skagen |
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| typical house in Skagen |
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| Rowboat for a roof.Weird.... |
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| a street in Skagen |
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| German bunker used in World War 2 |
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| Where the 2 seas meet |
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