Besøg Samsø | 114,3 km² Spisesteder, Overnatning, Seværdigheder, Energi Ø & 3 Færger

Samsø is an island located in the Kattegat, and it extends over an area of 114.26 square kilometers. The island has a population of 3,716 inhabitants who live in 22 villages, the largest of which is Tranebjerg. Samsø also forms Samsø Municipality, which includes both Samsø and several small islands in the area. This idyllic island is known for its beautiful nature, rich cultural heritage and a friendly population that enjoys a life in harmony with the surrounding sea and landscape. The island's name, "Samsø," probably originates from the Viking Age, when the Vikings gathered in Stavn's fjord before going on a voyage. "Samlings Ø" has simply become Samsø over time. Samsø offers a number of exciting experiences for visitors. Charming Nordby, which was previously voted Europe's best-preserved village, still exudes idyll. The island also has the world's largest labyrinth, where both children and adults can enjoy a fun challenge. Samsø Bær for the senses gives you the opportunity to pick fresh berries and taste the island's natural sweetness. The lively Samsø Nature School is a fantastic opportunity for children to explore the island's nature and wildlife. There are beautiful areas such as Nordby Bakker and Ballebjerg, which are perfect for hiking and nature experiences. Vesborg Lighthouse offers an impressive view of Samsø and the surrounding sea. Samsø Festival is a festive event with live music, art and culture. You can also take a relaxing horse-drawn carriage ride to explore the island. Samsø's cozy towns lie like pearls on a string and are within a short distance of each other. Some of the most notable include Nordby, Tranebjerg, Ballen, Langør, Sælvig, Vesterløkken and Mårup Østerstrand. Each city has its own unique charm and offers different experiences and attractions for visitors. When it comes to traveling to Samsø, you can take the ferry from Hou to Sælvig. Samsø Ferry operates the car ferry PRINCESSE ISABELLA on this route, and the crossing takes approximately 60 minutes. Along the way you can enjoy organic coffee and the beautiful view. Samsø is known for its good food, and there are several excellent restaurants on the island. Some of the recommended places to eat include Skipperly, Samsø Madsnedkeri, Nordby 13, Strandlyst, Søster Sidevind, Ballen Badehotels Restaurant, Restaurant Dokken and Smokehouse Langør. These restaurants on Samsø offer a wide range of culinary experiences and often use local ingredients to highlight the island's unique flavor profiles. Regardless of whether you are into traditional Danish food or more experimental dishes, you will find something to suit your taste at Samsø.