Halfway between the ferry port of Rødby on the Vogelflug Line and the lovely Danish capital of Copenhagen lies a peninsula called Feddet. Despite being halfway and half an island, however, Feddet Strand Resort is anything but half a thing.

Feddet Strand Resort is special in many respects: It is the location that is probably unique. The camping site is located on a narrow peninsula stretching far out into the Baltic Sea, one could also say on a broad headland that is largely left in its natural state. In fact, it is being deliberately returned to nature more and more, since the farms that used to live there have been abandoned. Little by little, these are being demolished to make way for glamping sites with a special flair. In the old days, there was also a small harbour here, from which the stones extracted from a quarry near Faxe were shipped on small barges. This small harbour now serves as an enchanted, romantic mooring for guest boats. Here on the wooden jetty you can experience wonderful sunsets.

The mixed forest, partly dense, in the camping area rather light, is home to many animals and you can easily encounter deer standing unperturbed on the footpath and looking curiously. Other animals, like the Icelandic horses, serve for rides or are there to be petted, like the goats. Cattle and sheep keep the undergrowth short. Migratory birds rest at the end of the peninsula. They can be photographed from a wooden observation tower. Feddet can also do other things: with an indoor swimming pool, special playgrounds - including a huge climbing net stretched between trees - and adventure mini-golf, the facility is excellently equipped.