Date: 2-4th July 2022
Travelled: 70 kms from Aalborg to Hirtshals, Denmark
Visited: Tรฅrs and Hirtshals, Northern Jutland
Stayed: Beachside Car-park, free, N57.59020, E09.95320ย
Budget: 39 days @ โฌ97 per day
The drive to Tรฅrs is less than 40 kilometre but thereโs little point hurrying. Tรฅrs has the only LPG fill point in northern Jutland. In fact, itโs the only one in the whole of Jutland. Located at a motorhome dealership rather than a services station as you would normally expect. Just to add a little extra complexity itโs closed on Saturday (today).
On the flip side the dealership has a stellplatz with all the services on-site for DKK75 which is a bargain in Denmark. So we find a spot which is easy as we are here on our Pat Malone. Tรฅrs is our last opportunity to fill our LPG tanks for the next month and Pam doesnโt like the cold.
Tรฅrs is only a small village, but weโll look around whilst we are here.
The night passes quietly, Pam heads off for a walk whilst I do a few odd jobs. Finally we service the Hymer, fill with LPG. We buy a new cover for the scooter (the old one is in tatters) and hit the road for Hirtshals.
We find a supermarket, then a laundromat. Do a load of washing and some more little maintenance jobs. Hirtshals is a fishing and ferry port, not really a tourist destination, just a place to get you where your going. There are a couple of campsites out of town but we opt for a free car-park with 20 other motorhomes.
So we find ourselves ready for the ferry a day earlier than we expected, all our get ready jobs are done. So we spend our second day in Hirtshals just walking, relaxing and then some more walking.
So that pretty well sums up Hirtshals. Our Tesco supermarket sim card is down to its last 5GB and it wonโt work in the Faroes, so we do some Facetime with Grandchildren and spend an hour on Skype renewing the Hymerโs insurance which is due next week. So nothing to do but chill until our departure at 11.30 in the morning.
Michael + Pam
3 thoughts on “Hirtshals, Denmark ๐ฉ๐ฐ 2022”
Youl love the Faroe islands beautiful place
but cold and wet
“cold and wet”? Just like Cronulla. The definition of optimism in Cronulla this Winter is hanging out your washing and hoping it will dry in under a month.
Where are you heading to, ultimately I mean?
Hi Guys,
We are enjoying the blog and following with interest the route you are taking.
We arrived in UK about a month ago and decided to stay in UK this time before heading home to Oz in August.
Safe travels
Allen and Amanda