Sue kindly gave up her time to show us the sights of Copenhagen on a really hot sunny Friday. First stop was the famous Little Mermaid (which really is little) surrounded by tourists from the cruise ships that moor up nearby. The harbour front & dockside are lovely to walk along & have been modernised since the ships/ferries have been moved out of the city. It was strange to see the locals sunbathing on the piers in the middle of the city (don’t think w...

A couple of hours drive past Hamburg brought us to Puttgarden on the north German coast. From here we took the ferry to Rodby on the south Danish coast. A 45min trip at a cost of €97 for those of you that think the Isle of Wight ferries are expensive! We could get duty free though. A further 2 hour drive and we arrived at Charlottenlund fort campsite just to the north of Copenhagen. The site is inside the defences of a fort on the shoreline, complete with cann...