RESPONSIBILITY

Our responsible efforts

At Vadehavets Oplevelser, nature is right outside the door – and that comes with a responsibility.

Responsibility for us is about taking care of nature, people, and the place we are a part of.

In our accommodation activities, we work according to the principles of the EU Ecolabel – the EU's official environmental label for accommodation.

The certifications help us make our environmental efforts measurable, visible and credible – and at the same time invite our guests to participate in the common task.

How we translate responsibility into action

We focus on several areas where we work with the environment and responsibility in our daily lives. Some you will experience as part of your stay with us, others are integrated into our operations.

We do not use irrigation

Our plants are adapted to our weather and climate, and we only water flowerbeds in the evening/morning. At Nørre Sødam, we only water with water from the pond. This saves drinking water and protects groundwater.


We ensure that energy is used responsibly

We use 100 % renewable electricity from wind turbines and manage heating and lighting to keep consumption down. The temperature in the rooms never exceeds 22 degrees, and during periods when the rooms are not in use, it is lowered to 18 degrees in our large halls. At Nørre Sødam, we use geothermal heating, and all lighting is energy-efficient LED.

We use eco-labelled products

We buy cleaning products with the EU Ecolabel or the Nordic Swan Ecolabel, among other things, because they are more environmentally friendly and healthier for the staff, and they work excellently, by the way. If you are not already using eco-labelled cleaning products, we recommend giving them a try.

We prioritise local produce

It's part of our DNA to prioritise local food and suppliers, as it reduces transport and supports the local community. You can support the local area by buying local food and products to take home.

At least 15% of our food is organic

We aim to ensure that at least 15 % of our food is organic, and we are continually increasing this proportion where quality and price are compatible. We prioritise local suppliers and products with eco-labels such as the EU Flower, the Swan and the Ø-mark. You can help by choosing dishes made with local and seasonal ingredients when you eat out in the area.

We do not use small portion packs for jam and shampoo

To avoid unnecessary waste, we use dispensers for toiletries and only serve tap water. We buy in bulk and concentrated cleaning agents, which are mixed on-site to save packaging.

We are limiting laundry

To avoid unnecessary washing, we do not change bed linen and towels during your stay – unless you request otherwise. This saves water, energy, and detergent, and helps the environment. If you are staying for several days, you can simply hang your towel up to be reused.

We use eco-friendly detergents

All our detergents have the EU Ecolabel or the Nordic Swan, and we wash at low temperatures when possible.

We look after nature

All our outdoor areas are managed without the use of pesticides or fertilisers. Weeds are controlled using steam, and we designate areas as “wild by design” to promote biodiversity.

We are combating invasive species

We actively work to prevent and combat invasive plant species, instead using native species that benefit our local insects and birds.

Our environmental policy

Environmental and climate responsibility

At Vadehavet Experiences, we want to:

  • Work continuously with the criteria for the EU Ecolabel, so that we systematically minimise the company's environmental impact by continuously setting new goals for reducing energy and resource consumption.
  • Use our purchasing power to demand goods and services that are eco-labelled, local, or recycled.
  • Inspiring guests to minimise resource consumption and environmental impact during their stay.
  • Involve employees in environmental work so they can contribute to setting and achieving environmental objectives.
  • Donate furniture and textiles to organisations that ensure they are reused, e.g. the charity shop at the municipal recycling centre.

Social responsibility

At Vadehavet Experiences, we want to:

  • Create experiences and employment that support development in the local area.
  • When purchasing, use local suppliers and products where possible, to contribute to the local economy.
  • Cooperate with local organisations
  • Grant employees time off for educational purposes and a discount on the accommodation's products, as well as free workwear and free meals.
  • Work in accordance with national and international guidelines on anti-corruption and human rights, including the avoidance of child labour.

Financial responsibility

At the Wadden Sea Experiences, we want to: 

  • Focus on the areas that provide both environmental and economic savings.
  • To drive and develop a healthy economic business, which is the foundation for us to make a positive difference for the environment, climate, and the people in the local community.

Inspiring experiences

One-day trip to Sort Sol from Hamburg
Price: 995 kr.

Experience "Black Sun" in Southern Jutland. Join a unique day trip from Hamburg to the fascinating marsh landscape of Southern Jutland.

Plant-based cooking with Folkets Have
Price: 499 kr.

Plant-based cooking – sustainable cooking from farm to table. The course is 100% plant-based.

Wadden Sea Oyster Festival 2026
Price: 595 kr.

Treat yourself on 17 October 2026 to a weekend in the marshes with an oyster safari, 3-course menu, jazz and accommodation in a tranquil, historic setting.

We are together for the Wadden Sea and the good experiences.

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