5 km from Legoland Theme Park and 25 km from Givskud Zoo. Gregersminde's rooms feature a flat-scree... more info on gregersminde Offering a barbecue and views of the garden, Sønderkær Room is set in Billund in the Syddanmark Region, 2. 2 km from Legoland Billund. Free WiFi is featured and free private parking is available on sit... more info on sønderkær room About 5 minutes' drive from Legoland Theme Park and Billund Airport, these modern apartments have flat-screen TVs. WiFi and private parking are free. All accommodation at Lillevang Apartments include... more info on lillevang apartments The place is easily reached for Billund airport by car (15 minutes drive), but you need a car. Close to Legoland (10 minutes drive), The apartment I was allocated to is an attic with sloping roof but big enough so you do not feel tight and uncomfortable. There is one big room with a sitting area, double bed, kitchen aa and dining area. There is... what people say » another small bedroom with one bed that takes all the space in it.
By ferry from Nagasaki Both high-speed boats and car ferries operate multiple times per day between Nagasaki and Fukue Port. By high speed boat, the one way journey takes 90 minutes and costs about 6500 yen, while by car ferry it takes around three hours and costs about 2500 yen. Some of the ferries stop on Nakadori Island along the way which increases travel time considerably. The cost to transport a car is around 30, 000 yen one way. From other islands A dense ferry network connects Fukue to the other islands in the Goto Island chain. The most important route connects Fukue Port with Narao Port on Nakadori Island and is served by high-speed boats and car ferries multiple times per day. By high-speed boat, the one way journey takes 30 minutes and costs around 2200 yen, while by car ferry it takes 60-90 minutes and costs around 750 yen. The cost to transport a car between the two islands is around 6000-8000 yen. How to get around Fukue Island Fukue Island is covered by a network of bus routes; however, these are predominantly for locals and generally don't serve the tourist sites.