국립공원 바데하벳‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

A very large sandy beach accessible by vehicle. There are designated areas where sand yachts, beach buggies, and blokarts are permitted, but cyclists and pedestrians are not allowed to walk there.

The trees here have been shaped by the wind that constantly blows across the island.

Beware of headwind 💨

Cattle can often cross the road here.

Super nice path with a wide view to Esbjerg

Just unwind and take a walk along the beach.

You should definitely experience a sunset there

Römös beach - simply unique 💙. Crowded beaches are a foreign word on Romo. Römö is known for its endless beaches and in fact the island consists of nothing more than about 25 km² of dunes with beach meadows and sandy beaches in front. The island of Romo measures approx. 17x6 km, of which 40% is beach. Interesting: The beach gains a further 2-3 m in width every year due to natural sand build-up. Römö = BEACH: low tide, high tide, mud flats and dunes 💚. Ebb and flow have an impact on the beach: the tidal range (water level at low tide compared to high tide) is usually 1.8 m on Romo, so the beach is sometimes wider and sometimes narrower. Since the beach at Lakolk is about 1,000 m wide, this is of little consequence. - Should definitely be taken into account when parking! Only in very rare cases does the tide come up to the dune belt, where the two central beach entrances of Lakolk and Südstrand are located. In normal weather conditions at Lakolk it is about 1,000 m from the dune belt to the water's edge. So it's a good thing that you can drive your car onto the beach on Romo... Be careful with the cars on Romo Beach: Keep a sufficient distance from the water's edge! drive max 30 km/h, better only walking speed. Be considerate of walkers, other road users and also kites 😉..