Phil and Sarah found a jazz festival on the first sunday of their stay, In Mommark, on the other side of the island of Als.
The harbour at Mommark
Time for a quick BBQ before we set off
This anchorage was less idyllic than the surroundings!
Annabel finds a more relaxing pastime
After the peace of Kerteminde, above, Ballen on Samso was quite hectic! We arrived just before a huge storm, and one of the most spectacular lightning displays I have ever seen!
Ballen harbour, on Samso
Annabel, Phil and Sarah took the opportunity to get out the bikes to have a look around Samso. Apparently it is known as the breadbasket of Denmark. They even found a vinyard.
Phil finds a use for his last few kroner
Looking from the grounds of the Slot towards the marina at Augustenborg
Getting started - Sarah in charge!
Faaborg - still one of our favourite places in Denmark - very pretty with excellent shops, and a very good chandlery
There are also several museums and galleries, which Annabel always visits
Playtime at Thuro Bund, and Phil’s catch of the day!
Left and below - anchorage off the east of Aebelo, on the north of Fyn
The next day, as we approached Middelfart, it was quite blustery, and we were pleased to find a nice sheltered anchorage on the south side of the town that evening.
