The Wadden Sea
The Wadden Sea - Unesco World Heritage - is Denmark's largest National Park and among the most valuable wetland areas in the world and of crucial importance for breeding birds, fish, ocean mammals and plant life.
Four times every twenty-four hours, a bilion cubic meters of water is moved through the Wadden Sea, where powerful forces are in play when the tide creates mudflats and sandflats by moving mud and sand in dramatic fashion.
More on The Wadden Sea National Park
Wadden Sea Centre - The Gate to UNESCO World Heritage
The Wadden Sea Centre is located right by the Wadden Sea, which is Denmark's largest, flattest and wettest National Park.
It is a unique natural area in Denmark, which was named a National Park in 2010.
The Island of Mandø
Visit the unique and beautiful little island in the midle of the Wadden Sea - only reachable when the tides are low on tractor busses. Distance from the cruise ship 50 km. 41 km by car to the tractor bus stop - see how to get to Mandø
The island of Fanø
Fanoe is holiday at the north sea, wide sandy beaches and great nature experiences only 12 min. by ferry from Esbjerg. Distance from the cruise ship to the ferry 1,3 km. Departures from Esbjerg every 20 minutes.
Tours in the Wadden Sea south of Esbjerg
Experience the wild life of the Wadden Sea with a local guide - seals, oysters, birds and much more.