Ferry trip from Esbjerg to Fanø

Good morning everyone,

On Thursday we had two firsts. Our first time abroad with a motorhome and our first time on a ferry.

We were glad we had our #wise card with us. This allowed us to pay with crowns at the barrier upon entering the ferry terminal.

Since the motorhome categories only differentiate between under 6 m and under 12 m, our "Patrick" now belongs to the really big category.

The receipt also shows the lane we have to get into.

We had virtually no waiting time and were able to board the first ferry that had just entered the harbor.

After that, Patrick started his first swimming lesson. A little nervous and with shaky knees, he mastered it very well.

Now we're off to our campsite, and more later.

Best camper greetings from
Tabbis Travels



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