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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.

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Go for a short run or a walk in the morning. But be careful, the deer are usually out and about in groups of 10 and can jump very high. Move slowly and you can observe them well.

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Beautiful path for running. The surface is well-consolidated gravel. The view is beautiful

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Beautiful panoramic view over purple fields

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It is definitely worth taking the ferry to Sylt. You can also get 25% discount cards from the tourist information office. One for pedestrians and one for cyclists.

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A post with an information map showing where you are. It shows the hiking trails and cycle routes.

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From here you go over the dyke to the special beach. At the exit there are parking spaces and benches where you can take a look at the beach in peace. There are also information stands.

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Great long sandy beach for running.

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Sublime building with a long history. Inside you can buy a book about the history of the church and the island for 100 CZK.

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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 😉..

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St. Clemens Church is beautiful with the white limestone. Not to be missed... The attached cemetery was lovingly and charmingly laid out...

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Straight road between Strand Lakolk and the first crossroads on Rømø.

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If you are a passionate sand yachtsman, you cannot avoid Rømø.

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the Danish churches are always worth a visit.

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At Sønderstrand, roads that can be driven on lead far out into the mudflats or to small bays, where you can also cross gullies. Driving is a bit like the endless expanses of a desert, but here the water is guaranteed to come back at some point, which can lead to problems. Parts of the beach are also reserved for sporting activities and should not be driven on. Therefore, NEVER be fooled by vehicles that are parked almost at the waterline and usually have four-wheel drive. With your normal car, you will later find yourself hopelessly trapped on the sandbank and will have to be towed out for a lot of money if you get stuck in the soft mudflats and the water keeps rising. But if the need becomes greater and greater, you are happy to pay and are very grateful to the rescuers if they are available. If you can't find a good Samaritan or don't want to pay, you could alternatively just let your car or motorhome sink... but even then you will have to have it towed away afterwards. It then takes a long time until the water-soaked seats are dry again, the interior is cleaned and the electronics are replaced. I'm wondering what it's like with an electric car and how much salt water a battery and electric motor can withstand. So it's always better to be careful. 😉 www.römö.net/html/romo_soenderstrand.html

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This church is dedicated to Saint Clemens, the patron saint of sailors, and is located directly on the main road in Kongsmark. The famous Romo Commander stones can be found on the northern outer wall, so a stop here is highly recommended. Built around 1200, its exact history in the Middle Ages is still a mystery. It was probably first built in the Romanesque style, as some building elements indicate. The tower, however, is clearly Gothic and shows the typical shape that was common in Schleswig at the time. The dates always indicate one of the many restorations and extensions to the church. Due to the harsh weather and the ever-increasing population as well as the growing wealth, these were very often necessary. The initials CN and JM can be seen in the northern gable area and the southern facade. These are reminiscent of the parish priest Christian Neve and the parish leader Jesper Mathiesen. https://www.romo-tonder.dk/de/listing/vandretur-kirkeby-plantage/

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Sankt Clemens Church on Romo Römös landmark exerts a special charm and attracts over 80,000 visitors annually. Bright and peaceful, she shows herself humble and at the same time is a testimony to difficult times and a source of hope. Römös church from the 12th century is dedicated to St. Clement, the patron saint of sailors. Saint Clement is also known as Clement of Rome, where he was once a bishop and was one of the Apostolic Fathers as the successor to the Apostle Peter. Saint Clemens was condemned to forced labor in the quarry by the Roman Emperor Trajan and is said to have suffered a martyr's death: According to legend, he was sunk to an anchor in the Black Sea, where a temple was built. Once a year the sea is said to have miraculously divided and opened the way to the burial temple for pilgrims. The exact date of construction of the church cannot be given. It was first mentioned in a book by Ribe Stift in 1340. The use of bricks also suggests that the west wing was built after 1250 in the Gothic period, while the low choir is again suggestive of the Romanesque period. The name “Sankt Clemens Kirche” was first recorded in 1514. The church was expanded in several stages. Towards the end of the Middle Ages, the church was given a style typical of West Schleswig with 4 gables and a pyramidal “dry sprout”. In the course of the first economic boom, more people settled on Römö and King Christian IV ordered the expansion in 1623 with the completion of the northwest aisle in 1626, called “Noderkvist”. During the second boom, the church was expanded again through whale and seal fishing: the aisle (Süderkwist) was completed in 1700 and the north-western aisle was completed in 1750-51. The current entrance door dates from 1855. Source and further detailed information: https://www.roemoe.de/sehenswuerdheiten/kirche-sankt-clemens

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Just walk to the jetty and enjoy the view.

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Running highlights are always difficult for me. But here there is an incentive for the run, you can get drinks or ice cream here.

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Cars can be uncomfortable, trucks drive few

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