Island Hopping in the South Fyn Archipelago
Did you know that Denmark is a fantastic island escape? With over 400 islands, many hidden treasures can be found along the scenic coast of Fyn. One such gem is Drejø, known for its rich wildlife, including the stunning white fallow deer. This small island measures just five kilometers long and two kilometers wide, making it perfect for walking or biking. Pack your swimwear and head over to Avernakø to discover its beautiful sandy beaches.
Apple Paradise on Fejø
The charming island of Fejø, home to approximately 650 residents, features nearly as many apple trees as inhabitants. The landscape is dotted with picturesque old homes, many with thatched roofs, and the locals are known for their warm hospitality. Fejø apples are especially sought after because they are grown organically and are regarded as some of the best produce in Denmark. The island is just a 15-minute ferry ride from the mainland. Need another reason to visit? Fejø enjoys around 200 more hours of sunshine than the Danish average, which may explain why its fruits are so delicious!