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Here, you will find plenty of elbowroom, space for contemplation and peaceful relaxation. Explore on your own or join a guided tour for a close-up experience of the island and its unique nature. Mandøhuset (the regional museum), the church, the rescue station and the storm surge column are part of the cultural history, a hike will provide a wonderful collection of picturesque photo motifs.

Mandø on your own

We recommend a trip around Mandø city on your own, and after the trip the beautiful and special nature of the island can be explored, either on foot or by bicycle.

Worth knowing about Mandø

On Mandø you experience nature in all its magnificence and as a guest you quickly fall into the rhythm of nature along with the island’s 30 permanent residents.

Mandø's history

Mandø, the Wadden Sea Island between Rømø and Fanø, is likely one of Denmark’s most peaceful islands so there are only a few points of resemblance with the other holiday islands in the Wadden Sea.

Mandø Museum - The Mandø House

Visit Mandøhuset, which is an old skipper's home from the 19th century. Seems like when the house was occupied - as if the skipper's family is just out for a moment.

Mandø Mill

Mandø Mill is the island's tallest building and has naturally become the island's landmark.

Mandø Church

Mandø Church was built in 1639 and is one of three known church buildings on Mandø. The sea claimed the earlier churches.

Nature Exhibition - Mandø

Visit the exciting Nature Exhibition on Mandø and get knowledge of nature and life on the Wadden Sea island of Mandø

Lifesaving Station - Mandø

The life saving station is owned by Mandø Museum. It was in function as life saving station from 1912 to 1961.

Flood column on Mandø

The storm surge column stands on the road through the dunes past the rescue station down to the sea. It tells of Mandø's close contact with the not always peaceful Wadden Sea.

Map of Mandø

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Kort over Mandø

Kortet viser vandre- og cykelstier på Mandø.

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