Skagen is delightful and is famous for the meeting of the North Sea and Baltic at the northern most point of Denmark. You are transported by 4x4 tractor and towed bus to the meeting point and then wander on the sea shore observing the 2 seas meeting. We were then bused around to the local museums to see historical life in Skagen. Just to mention when we arrived at the dock a choir was singing for us and when we left a marching band played music for us. A lovely idyllic small town. Read Less

Recommend hiring bikes Read Less

just lots of shopping Read Less

Like we found with the other bus tours on this cruise, there is not enough time at any of the stops to really enjoy all of the surroundings. Read Less

A lovely little town to walk around. Some nice local shops We were lucky with the weather and hired some bikes with a trailer on the front for the children. We cycled to the beach at Grenen and got on the tractor trailer which took us right to the tip. This is where the North Sea meets the Baltic Sea and you can literally stand with one foot in each sea. Read Less

Another well done tour. Read Less

Quick shuttle bus as you get off ship. Little town full of shops and restaurants as soon as you got off bus. Really clean and friendly. Would recommend! There is a bus that takes you up to Grenen just where the shuttle bus takes you too. This was a great experience. Read Less

Interesting, quiet, but some great cafes there! Read Less

Highlight of our week in the centre of Danish sea fishing industry. Greeted by local folk singers dockside, then a flat pavements walk of about 15 minutes in to town centre or there was a free shuttle bus. Tourist Office was in town near drop off point and sold bus tickets (50DKK * Euro day pass). Lots of shops and cafes and towards train station there were larger supermarkets such as Netto/Lidl if you need to stock up. I had found the bus times online at home and was more up to date than what the tourist office was handing out. We caught local bus to Grenen and then bought the tickets for the sand tractor out to the point where the seas meet. The bus times didn’t work for us coming back so we walked back from Grenen along normal pavements/cycle route via the lighthouse and old fire beacon, which at gentle amble took under an hour on a glorious sunny and warm day. We hope to return one day and visit some of the other sites such as the buried church and the artist area. Marching bands played us away as we sailed off which was quite emotional with the locals coming down to wave us off; we had a real sense they valued our presence in their beautiful town. Read Less

A quaint fishing village, but very dependant on good weather as it is very open and isolated. Read Less

Went to a small museum. Not a whole lot there Read Less

Biking was great fun. Our guide was excellent Read Less

We took the bike tour Read Less

Biking tour was good for a change, plenty of sights to photograph Read Less

Was off the ship at 0710 and off up to the Grenen point by 1000. had one foot in the North Sea and another in the Baltic Sea. Visited the Bunker Museum a good insight to the Atlantic War. Excellent coffee and cake at this bakery/cafe on way back into town. Read Less

Small town; cute but touristy Read Less

Very small, just had a walk round pleasant enough place, but only there for 4 hours. Read Less

A totally new experience at a beautiful place. Read Less

Took a nice walking tour included with our trip, very nice little seaport town. Read Less

We took the walking tour in Skagen and enjoyed that very much. Unfortunately, we didn't have any Danish money, and were unable to buy refreshment from a beer stand in the harbor. It was quite warm and would have liked to have been warned that Euros were not acceptable to some Danish merchants. Read Less

This was a nice walking tour and we saw many facets of life in Skagen, a beach community. Read Less

Very special place, nice. Read Less

Transportation from ship about $8.00 euros. Saw the lighthouse and beach where 2 seas merge. That took all our time. Read Less

nice quiet place to start the cruise. very small and relaxed fishing town with interesting Swedish background Read Less

Interesting place from an historical and geographical point of view, but not much else to see. Read Less