Visit Gedser -

Scandinavia’s most southerly point

Clean air – clean nature

Enjoy your holiday along the 25 km long, white sandy beaches around Gedser Point

Take your fishing rod and catch yourself a fish along the coast of Gedser. Restaurants and cafes are plentiful in and around Gedser, Gedesby Strand is ideal for walks, bathing and other beach activities. The South Stone at Gedser Point marks Denmark’s and therefore Scandinavia’s most southerly point. Bøtø Cove bird sanctuary is an experience to treasure. You can watch bird life and movements from two observation towers set on the 110 hectares site. Camping sites are easy to find close to the beach. Cycle route Download 'Cycle route near Gedser Odde 20 km'		Gedesby Windmill Drop in and see the country's most southerly and well-maintained windmill
		Fiskebæk Forest offers you a unique experience of nature. In the middle of the forest, you will discover mystical inexplicable rows of stones. The Black Museum is an excitingly different museum that exhibits finds made on the Falster coast. The collection is from the prehistoric period. Buildings The landscape is characterised by charming old buildings. An experience not to be missed. Scandlines - a reliable connection between Gedser and Rostock.