Sejerø

Sejerø is one of the places in Denmark with the highest number of sunshine hours and the lowest amount of precipitation.

The island of brightness in the Kattegat. Spot a rare black guillemot, browse the ancient grocery store, and take in the breathtaking view from Gniben Lighthouse. The harbour is simple to access. It's a ferry terminal with lots of space between the piers. However, keep in mind that the western pier-head has been known to sand up.

The popular marina includes many boat berths along the lengthy outside jetties as well as pile moorings in the inner marina.
The harbour was formerly a fishing port, but just a few dinghy fishermen remain. People might be able to get some fish for supper if they're lucky.

The grocery shop on Sejerø is retained precisely as the original grocers' couple left it when they closed their business without emptying it out in 1978. The youngster on the adorable vintage Foska oatmeal packets is looking down at you from the shelves — a must-see.

An art display may be seen behind the grocery shop.

Location: Sejerø, 4592 Sejerø