Exciting island tour

In addition to the completely unique nature on Sejerø, the island also offers special experiences. Among other things, you can visit Sejerø Lighthouse where the lighthouse keeper is happy to take you up into the yellow 19 meter high lighthouse if you call him - the number is on  the lighthouse door.

The lighthouse stands on the northwest point which is also called Gniben and was built in 1852.

Sejerø Church is also worth a visit. The oldest part of the church was built in 1300, where the baptismal font originates from.

The cemetery also draws clear traces from World War II. Among other things, a memorial stone has been erected here for a Canadian and a Scottish airmen who were found dead at sea during the war. Outside the cemetery wall is also a stone in memory of 83 veterans who participated in the wars of 1848-50 and 1864 - a remarkably high number considering the parish had only 600 residents at the time.

You'll already notice it when you arrive at Sejerø - but the cozy harbor is definitely worth a visit when you go on an island tour. Here you can buy fresh fish when the fishing boats come in from the sea. The harbor also has a barbecue area and playground for the little ones.