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Læsø for kids

Photo: Læsø Turist- og Erhvervsforening

Some good advice - allow plenty of time!

Læsø is a natural beach paradise, entertainment centre and playful landscape, and it keeps surprising me how much I’m enjoying the simple things in the company of kids. Let’s face it: Læsø does not contain wild entertainment constructions. No amusement parks. No water slide or children’s parking. And only one cinema (but popcorn and candy available!). Nevertheless, Læsø has a couple of magnetic attractions. And there are children’s menus at restaurants, toppings for your ice cream and local strawberry stalls.

Allow your children to enjoy the many unforgettable places with you! (by Tom Andersson)

Pige med kat
Photo: Leah og Carl Abildskov
Rygsæk
Photo: Anna Junge

Storhaven

Storhaven is a must. As simple as that. There are other great places for children, but Storhaven is a children's paradise. Farm shop, home-made food and ice cream, ropeway, trampoline, rabbits, kittens, pigs, goats, ponies and donkeys, chicken, ducks and geese - and the whole circus is for free and in slow-motion.

Storhaven
Photo: Julia Jackschik
Storhaven
Photo: Ann-Charlotte Christiansen
Storhaven
Photo: Leah og Carl Abildskov
Storhaven
Photo: Visitlaesoe

Læsø Saltworks

75% of all visitors to Læsø pass by the Læsø Saltworks - and with good reason: this is a unique place. Also for children who will easily be captured by the exciting history of salt making like in the medieval times.

Saltsyderiet
Photo: Visitlaesoe
Saltsyderiet
Photo: Lene Nielsen

Beaches

Læsø is blessed with long and child-friendly beaches. One of the most popular ones is located right next to the ferry: Kongestranden. This beach is for children of all ages, where you'll have to walk halfway to Jutland before the water deepens.

Fisker
Photo: Visitlaesoe
Børn på strand
Photo: Visitlaesoe
Antik og retro
Photo: Visitlaesoe
Antik og retro
Photo: Visitlaesoe

Other great activities for the children

Besides the above mentioned activities you can go horseback riding on Icelandic horses, rent bicycles, go on a trip with the Rønnerbus, go fishing in the lake or ocean, make dinner over a campfire in the woods and much more.