I once visited Ærø Island in Denmark. The island is about 20 km long from northwest to southeast. You can get there by a free boat ride with great views. On the island, you can see its famous colorful beach houses that make the coast look lively and unique!

Some time ago, I visited the photogenic Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse in northern Denmark, a place I had long wanted to see as a photographer. Famous for its stunning views and unique location, the lighthouse has a special appeal. What makes it even more interesting is the fact that the sea will eventually take it back. This story inspired me to capture and share my visit in this blog.

The stunning white chalk cliffs of Møns Klint in southern Zealand are undoubtedly one of Denmark's most remarkable natural wonders. Experiencing and photographing this natural marvel firsthand was every bit as captivating as I had imagined.

Nature lovers who enjoy tranquility often go camping but sometimes seek comfort and style. Canopy and Stars offers unique tree houses, yurts, cabins, and gypsy caravans for glamping across Europe. We experienced this in Brittany, France, at Bot-Conan Lodge campsite in Beg-Meil, Finistère, and loved it.

Sometimes you visit a place and wonder why you never went there before. When you do, you don’t want to leave. That’s how I felt on my recent trip to peaceful Denmark, close to nature with a great outdoor lifestyle. Here are 5 top spots in the North of Denmark you shouldn’t miss!