FEJØ: The island is perhaps best known for its many wonderful apple orchards, but I also want to highlight the small, unique, and cozy experiences Fejø has to offer. On a late-summer trip in the most beautiful sunshine (2024), when the high season was winding down but much was still open, Fejø truly won our hearts. We also quickly learned to wave at everyone we passed- on the island, it’s customary to greet everyone you see.

The small island lies in the Smålandsfarvandet north of Lolland and is home to around 450 residents-a wonderfully international community with 18 different nationalities.

For more local info about Fejø, read here

Practical Information

Getting to and from the island:
The ferry to Fejø departs from Kragenæs (tickets cannot be booked in advance). The crossing takes about 18 minutes. You can bring your own car or bike. Check ferry times here.

Getting around the island:
Ideal for cycling tourists, as it’s only about 7 km from one end to the other.

Groceries:
Besides various farm shops, there is also a grocery store, so no need to shop at home beforehand.

Accommodation:
The island offers several unique places to stay, from shelters and glamping to a vineyard.

Places to eat:
We visited Café Dybvig (now under new ownership) and Hideaway Vineyard. Find more options here.