Skagen Cruise Reviews

Nice Danish port. Easy to navigate this beautiful high-end resort town. Excellent museum of local artists. ...

took us the lands end but did not give us enough time to walk to the end of the trail...very disappointing! ...

We walked in our own all morning and had a great time (shopped, ate, enjoyed). Then we went to the further sites on a tour in the afternoon (sand church, which was underwhelming, and the peninsula point where the Baltic and North Sea meet, loved that part a lot, including the old WWII bunkers). The guide was not great (nice man but not dynamic). The part in the city itself (we had already been ...

Did it on our own, got bus to Grennan, took tractor ride on the beach, and then had nice lunch in town, really liked the atmosphere. ...

The weather was bad so the captain couldn't dock and we missed the port. I didn't mind though because we had longer in Oslo. ...

This is a small port town. They happened to be having a music festival which was awesome. We went into town with my aunt with mobility issues and she had a nice time. There places she could sit and rest although the cobblestones were difficult. My husband and I walked over to the beach and saw the point between the North and Baltic seas from a distance. It was a nice day and the people seemed ...

tiny town with not much to do. it is fine but also very weather dependent ...

Very small with not much to do.Quite a long walk from the ship. ...

Excellent. This tour was organised by the cruise ship and involved a trip to some of the notable sights around Skagen. Our guide was informative and helpful. We liked everything but especially the trip to the drifting sand dune and the coast where the North Sea and Baltic meet. A stop-off at a local hotel for coffee and a Danish pastry was a real treat as the staff were so welcoming and ...

Skagen was very wet and windy, but our excursion was very interesting. Our guide was wonderful, he was local and had wonderful stories to entertain us on our coach ride. ...