20의 에스비에르가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The view is great and you can take a nice walk.

Just below the dike there is a small shelter where you can sit protected from the wind and enjoy the view.

Very nice panoramic view over Sönderho and towards the mainland.

Until about 200 years ago, cargo sailing ships sailed from here to England, the Netherlands and Norway, and sometimes to the Mediterranean. After that, the harbor began to silt up. In the early 90s, there were still small sailing boats here, but today the water is apparently too shallow for them too.

Great view! The Æ Kaver, together with a second, no longer existing, sea mark, formed a bearing point for over 200 years that helped find the entrance to Sønderho harbor. The original fell over in a storm in 1930 and was rebuilt in 2011 as a symbol of Sønderho's continued connection with shipping.

The old, restored Dutch windmill from 1895 can be visited at any time, as it is open all year round. Inside you will find lots of visual aids and information boards. National Mill Day is every third Sunday in June. Open daily from the end of March to the end of September. Admission: Adults DKK 20, children DKK 5 (please put money in the cash box). (Source: https://feldbergfamiliecamping.dk/de/fanoe-entdecken/attraktionen/muehle-in-soenderho.php)

There is no fixed jetty in Sønderho Natural Harbor. Boats must therefore either moor along the sandy edge of the fairway or anchor. In the harbor basin in front of "Børsen" there is a bridge that is 40 meters long and 2 meters wide. The bridge ends with a pontoon with a deck made of oak planks. The pontoon has a freeboard (distance from the water surface to the deck) of 50 cm. This follows the tidal range, which is about 1.3 m here. The pontoon is connected to the bridge by a movable access. Out of consideration for other guests, you should not moor at this pontoon for long periods of time. However, there is another, smaller pontoon in the harbor basin with a freeboard of 35 cm. (Source: https://sønderhohavn.dk/deutsch/)

Equipped with a good picnic cottage + toilet (via coins) covered tables. Vis-a-vis there were regional potatoes with a cash register of trust that is typical here. Fishing in the 'Put & Take' waters directly behind it is prohibited until April 1st. free.