Sustainable Tourism

Whenever we initiate new projects, we always ask ourselves - are we walking the walk or just talking the talk? 

Because the future must be sustainable. 

Small communities offer great experiences

Currently, we are actively working with the UN's Sustainable Development Goal - nr. 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities through our project The World's Tiniest Cruise.

Because, sustainability is more than just green energy and healthy economic foundations. To us, the sustainable approach also means to nourish a cooperative and responsible form of tourism that benefits the small local communities in The Coastal Land and democratically includes them in the development of our destination.  

Therefore, the local actors play a central role in the development of the three-day long cruise between the islands of Endelave, Tunø and Samsø in the East Jutland archipelago. One of the important factors contributing to the sustainability of the project, is the decision to only make the cruises available during off-season.

"It is a conscious choice, to only offer cruises in early spring and late summer. It reduces the pressure on the islands' ressources - environmentally and socially - and further contributes to more prolonged earnings outside of the high season.

Also, it is vital that we stretch out the season as much as possible to avoid mass tourism - which affects the locals and makes them feel pushed out of their own communities", states Helle Berthold Rosenberg, Director of Destination Kystlandet.