Besøg Fejø | 16 km² Øpas Ø, Skalø Rundt, Mølle, Æble Ø & Færge

How big is Fejø? Fejø is an island in Småland waters north of Lolland with an area of 16 km². An inhabitant of the island is called a fairy batting. The island has two towns: Vesterby and Østerby. Fejø is a year-round community with 473 inhabitants in 2019 as well as its own school, daycare center, grocery store, church and doctor. Where do you sail from to Fejø? The ferry to Fejø sails from Kragenæs Harbour. The trip takes 18 minutes, and the ferry sails approx. once an hour. It is not possible to book a place on the ferry to Fejø. Can you sail from Femø to Fejø? At Lolland Færgefart you can buy a Tourist Ticket. The ticket is valid for one car or 5 bicycles and a maximum of 5 people for 7 days to all 3 islands: Askø, Fejø and Femø. This provides an opportunity to explore the beautiful islands and enjoy the beauty of the archipelago. Why is it called Fejø? The earliest written mention of Fejø is from 1231, where the island is referred to in King Valdemar's land register as 'Fæø,' which can be translated as 'the island with cattle/cattle.' What is Fejø known for? Fejø is particularly known for its long tradition of growing Denmark's best fruit. The high quality is due to Fejø's climate, which is ideal for fruit growing. The island has an excellent reputation for producing juicy apples, pears and other fruits, and every year it attracts fruit-loving visitors who want to enjoy the delicious local produce. What to do on Fejø? You can cycle, hike and run on the 28 km of public roads. In addition, there are footpaths. The water around Fejø is warm, and you can easily get into the water at a couple of jetties. The waters are very good for kayaking, paddleboarding and kitesurfing. Whether you prefer to explore the island on foot or on the water, there are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy on Fejø. Sights: Fejø Mølle - Beautifully restored and functional mill with café and local products. Dybvig Harbor - Renovated harbor with eateries, shower/toilet and bicycle rental. Skalø - Island connected to Fejø via a short causeway, ideal for bird watching. The museum - Collection of knowledge and historical objects from the Stone Age onwards. Drivkvaserne - Veteran wooden boats built on Fejø and maintained by the island's residents. The church - Beautifully situated medieval church by the sea with open access. Iduns Have - Garden art and landscape architecture that visitors can explore. Fejø organic forest garden - Sustainable food production in a diverse forest garden. Hideaway Vingård & Figenarboret - Organic winery with tour and wine tasting. This Danish island paradise offers a treasure trove of experiences and sights that make it an ideal destination for nature and fruit lovers as well as those seeking outdoor activities and cultural treasures. Welcome to Fejø!