Around Læsø on foot
Welcome to Læsø's fantastic hiking route all the way around the island, from Vesterø to Østerby and back. Experience walking through wide salt meadows, raised bogs of mosaic-like nature, heathers, dune plantations, beaches and unique cultural sights, which make up Læsø's cultural heritage; the saltworks and the seaweed roofs.
Stop by the tourist office and get Læsø's Ø-CAMINO map, and get an introduction to the route. Remember to check the opening hours of stores, restaurants and attractions on the island for your trip.
ISLAND-CAMINO LÆSØ 4 beautiful stages - 66 km
Island-Camino map
Hiking trails and other routes
Læsø's cultural heritage, salt and eelgrass
Recommended experiences on the way
On the map, Ø-CAMINO Læsø, you can find 24 pointers on the route, a selection of what you can experience on the way. But, there are naturally many more things to do discover, big and small; for instance, you might see wildlife such as the white-tailed eagle or yellow meadow ants... Read our suggestions here or contact us at the tourist office while you are planning your hike around Læsø.
The lobster huts at Horneks Odde, Læsø
Danzigmann, Læsø. Danzigmann is very impressive with the high dune range
Bovet, Läsö. Sydøstvendt bugt med strandeng, som går over i vadehav.
Thorvald Hansens Tårn Læsø. The 17 meter high tower is a landmark for Byrum.
Rønnerne consist of Færøn, Langerøn, Kringelrøn and Hornfiskrøn.
Accommodation and restaurants
From shelters and camping to hotels and holiday homes - some even with eelgrass roofs.
Gourmet or café - langoustine or galloway-burger? Læsø offers a wide selection of places to eat.
Plan your trip
Island-Camino on five Danish islands
Læsø's ISLAND-CAMINO is made in collaboration with four other Danish islands, in the Øhigh5 project: Samsø, Ærø, Langeland and Fanø, and each islands has made their own special Island-Camino, which takes you around and through each island's unique nature and culture. Each Island-Camino belongs on a hiking enthusiast's bucket-list :-)
ISLAND-CAMINO LÆSØ is part of the project Øhigh5, which is funded by the Danish Board of Business Development (Danmarks Erhvervsfremmebestyrelse).
