Towering at 21.16 metres high, the castle in the town of Blokhus is 3.5 metres higher than the last Guinness world record, achieved in Germany in 2019 with 17.66 metres.
The castle is pyramid-shaped and a wooden structure was made around it in order for the artist to cut the amazing figures in the sand.
Some 4,860 tons of Danish sand with approximately 10 per cent of added clay for a stronger finish were used to build the sandcastle.
An extra layer of glue has been put on top to ensure the castle lasts through most of the winter season.
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