Welcome to Copenhagen. As a destination for the ultra-high-net-worth crowd, the Danish capital is less about flashing wealth and more about "stealth wealth"—access, design, and hyper-curated experiences. Since you are arriving by yacht, you have a distinct advantage in how you see the city. Here are the 5 specific recommendations to navigate Copenhagen's high society seamlessly. 1. The Dock: Secure a Berth at Nordre Toldbod Skip Langelinie; that is where the commercial cruise ships dock. You want to instruct your captain to secure a berth at Nordre Toldbod (or the adjacent Amaliehaven if your vessel's LOA permits). Why here: It is the VIP entrance to the city, steps from the Royal Family’s residence at Amalienborg Palace. It is discreet, historic, and offers immediate access to the city center without the tourist foot traffic of Nyhavn. The Insider Move: Have your tender drop you off directly at the Toldboden Seaside Link, a casual-chic waterfront spot, for a "welcome to Denmark" glass of crisp white wine before you even head to your car. 2. The Dining: "The Holistic" vs. "The Pure" You likely already know about Noma. The current high-society flex is securing a private table at one of these two: Alchemist: This is not dinner; it is a 50-course holistic performance in a planetarium-like dome. It is arguably the most difficult reservation in the world right now. You need to book the Sommelier Table or the private lounge for the full secluded experience. Jordnær: If Alchemist is theater, Jordnær (Two Michelin Stars) is pure product. Located just north of the city (accessible by tender to Skovshoved Harbour), it serves perhaps the finest seafood in Scandinavia. It is quiet, elegant, and favored by those who prefer caviar and Krug over experimental fermentation. 3. The Membership: Access to Nimb Club While Soho House Copenhagen is popular with the creative crowd, Nimb Club is the true sanctuary for the established elite. The Experience: Located in a Moorish-style palace inside the Tivoli Gardens, membership (or a guest pass via your concierge) grants you access to the rooftop pool and bar. It is the only place in the city where you can sip a cocktail in a heated pool while looking down at the 180-year-old amusement park gardens. The Fix: Use their concierge to arrange a private, after-hours walk through Tivoli Gardens so you can enjoy the lights without the crowds. 4. The Shopping: Private Danish Modern at Etage Projects Forget the main pedestrian street (Strøget). True Copenhagen luxury is about collectible design. Where to go: Etage Projects or Dansk Møbelkunst. The Experience: Arrange a private viewing at Etage Projects for contemporary, avant-garde design that blurs the line between furniture and art. If you prefer vintage mid-century modern (the classics like Wegner and Juhl), Dansk Møbelkunst is the gold standard. They can arrange shipping directly to your yacht or your estate abroad. This is where the serious collectors shop. 5. The Excursion: "The Danish Riviera" & Tisvildeleje On a sunny day, the Copenhagen elite leave the city and head north to Tisvildeleje. It is essentially the "Hamptons" of Denmark. The Routing: Have your yacht cruise up the coast (Strandvejen) to enjoy views of the villas, but be aware that docking large vessels directly in Tisvilde is difficult. The Alternative: Dock at Helsingør (near Kronborg Castle) or Rungsted, and have a driver take you the final 20 minutes to Helenekilde Badehotel. The Vibe: Lunch on the terrace at Helenekilde is the quintessential Danish summer experience—unpretentious but exclusively populated by the "right" crowd. Order the stjerneskud (shooting star) open-faced sandwich and local snaps.