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▲▲Beach Bungalow Sunset Stroll
—At sunset, stroll to Ærøskøbing's sand
beach. Facing the ferry dock, go left, following the harbor. Upon leaving the
town, you'll pass the Netto supermarket (convenient for picking up snacks,
beer, or wine), a mini-golf course, and a children's playground. In the rosy
distance, past a wavy wheat field, is Vestre Strandvejen—a row of tiny,
Monopoly-like huts facing the sunset. These tiny beach escapes are privately
owned on land rented from the town (no overnight use, WCs at each end).
Each is different, but all are stained with merry memories of locals enjoying
themselves Danish-style. Bring a beverage or picnic. It's perfectly accept-
able—and very Danish—to borrow a porch for your sunset sit. From here, it's
a fine walk out to the end of Urehoved (as this spit of land is called).
