Læsø

Læsø is the largest island in Kattegat in the North Sea which is situated between the Danish towns of Fredrikshavn and Gothenburg in Sweden. This unique island is known for its long sandy beaches, beautiful seaweed roofs, and delectable lobster. In Norse mythology, it was also thought to be the gods' dining location.

Læsø offers leisure and pleasure for the entire family. The island includes miles of beaches where families may enjoy the child-friendly surf, as well as large forests that allow you to take long walks in the lush environs.

If you need to get away from your daily routine, Læsø is the ideal location. There's plenty of space among the moors, heather, and marshes to catch your breath, relax, and recharge your batteries. There is no doubt that this island is one of the best islands to visit in Denmark.

Location: Læsø, Denmark