You have to take the ferry to get to the island. When you come to the island, the most obvious way to get around is by bike. This way you get to see all the hidden places, you would not see if you take a car.
On your way among other things you can see Strynø Mill, Strynø Church and the boat museum. If you want to know more about the history of the South Funen Archipelago, the museum is the place to go.
Things to do and see on Strynø
All year round, Strynø offers beautiful hiking and cycling tours and a wide range of experiences.
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Bicycle Tour: Strynø (11 km)
Discover Strynø on a child-friendly cycle route through this small island community in the heart of the South Funen Archipelago. There are more bikes than cars on the roads here, and along the way you’ll get a real sense of the island’s community spirit, culture and history.
Get the best out of your trip to Strynø - book a guide and get to know Strynø's history, gossip, traditions and life on the small island in the middle of the South Funen archipelago
At the Øhavet's Smakke and Nature Centre, several different dinghies are displayed and the history of the taste dinghies is told in words and pictures.
StrynØfrugthave is a small biodynamic orchard and juicery. Apples and many other fruits are grown here close to the water. The fruit is used to make delicious juices and musts that are served in Denmark's best restaurants.
Strynø Mill is more than just a beautiful relic from the past. It holds wonderful stories from island life and its agricultural community. In the section THE SOUND OF STRYNØ MILL, John Sørensen talks about the establishment of the mill and shares amusing stories about the creative farmers of Strynø.
On the beautiful little island of Strynø, you can stop by the ice cream parlour "Strynø Is" and enjoy a delicious homemade ice cream with a view of the archipelago
At the Øhavet's Smakke and Nature Centre, several different dinghies are displayed and the history of the taste dinghies is told in words and pictures.
