Travel guide #1: The wonderful island Rømø

Už 3 týdny pracuji denně na stáži s vylepšováním sociálních médií, tak mě to krásně motivuje k tomu, abych si vylepšovala i ty svoje. V práci pracuji momentálně hlavně s Facebookem a jedním z našich hlavních cílů je vytvořit pravidelné rubriky, aby lidé věděli, co můžou očekávat a na co se těšit. No a tak bych si to chtěla zavést i na blog! Dnešním dnem tedy vytvářím novou pravidelnou rubriku - Travel guide, kde Vás pokaždé provedu nějakým místem v Dánsku, přidám fotky, rady a tipy. První zastávka bude ostrov Rømø! 
Zbytek článku už si můžete přečíst pouze v angličtině (bohužel mi to jde teď v angličtině lépe a nějak nemám vůbec mozek na češtinu). Doufám, že to nebude činit velké problémy, ale pokud ano, tak budu moc ráda, když se na mě obrátíte s jakýmikoliv dotazy v komentářích nebo na emailu! :)

For the last 3 weeks I have been working with developing social media at my internship place. So now it has become a great motivation for me to improve those of my own as well. I've been mainly working with Facebook and one of our goals is to introduce regular content sections so that people know what to expect and what to look forward to. And well, this is something I want for my blog too! So today I am introducing a new section - Travel guide. I will guide you through a destination in Denmark that I have visited. add some photos, tips and advice. The first stop is the island Rømø!

BASICS

• Location: southwest of Denmark, the largest of the Wadden Sea islands
• Area and population: 129 km², 700 inhabitants

REASONS TO VISIT

• 3-km wide, 15 km long beach, free of entry, accessible by car, no parking restrictions
• you can build a tent, spend the night, swim, grill, catch crabs, fly a kite, do kitesurfing, kiteboarding, surfing...basically any watersport that requires a wind
• Rømø is also part of the Wadden Sea national park (UNESCO). That means you can for example see beautiful sand dunes, bunkers, occassionaly seals or migratory birds

HOW TO GET THERE

• By car - the easiest and least limiting possibility is to come by car
• By bus - but of course not everyone has a car so the one available connection to Rømø is from the town Skærbæk; thanks to investments there will be more routes coming up in 2017 and 2018

WHAT TO BRING

• Sand shoes - there is a lot of smashed seashells in the sand so bring a pair of flip-flops
• Swimsuit and other ordinary beach neccessities
• Watersport equipment and a kite if you have one!
• Jacket - the wind can get really strong and cold
• Beer - because it tastes so great with that view! You can have one even if you're a driver because Denmark is tolerating a certain level of alcohol while driving (around 2-3 small beers, not bad right?)

GOOD TO KNOW

• Be sure to check the weather forecast before you plan your trip (try yr,no or dmi.dk)
• Before you enter the beach there is a shopping area where you can buy food or souvenirs
• There are public toilets on many places on the beach (people always look for toilets)
• In case your car gets stuck in the sand there are special lorries on the beach that can get you out (cool, right?)

I hope this was some useful information and if you have any questions, please ask in the comments or feel free to send me an email! :) 

And before you go, please enjoy more photos of the wonderful Rømø!