Contributions by Greger Jönsson

Greger Jönsson says:

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Middelsgrund Fort or Ungomsøen is well worth a visit. It is a small island, although it is the world's largest artificial island without a mainland connection. The island is owned and operated by the Danish scouts (spejdarna & YMCA / YWCA), and the entire island is a playground for learning and skills in true scout spirit. However, there is no formal playground, so it may not be optimized for the very youngest children.
There is a bathing area; it is small and simple. The small beach was, during our visit, full of rotting seaweed and unpleasant, but by the small diving tower the water was fresh and clean (though not suitable for the very youngest).
Inside the fort there are toilets and showers.
At the quay there is a simple kiosk.
Fees depend on the number of people on board and their ages; adults pay significantly more than the little ones.
The harbor is somewhat poorly sheltered when the wind is from the south. Berthing is alongside the quay, the old space station military quays, which are approximately half a meter higher than a typical guest boat quay.

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