Skarø

In the South Funen Archipelago, 40 minutes’ boat ride from Svendborg, lies Skarø. With its two square kilometers and population of 37, it is among the smallest of Denmark’s occupied islands.

Skarø is a flat island protected from flooding by a series of dykes along the coast. Skarø’s highest point, Vesterbjerg (Optimistically called “the western Mountain”) towers a mighty nine metres above sea-level. There is a fantastic view though, out over the sea to the neighbouring isles of Hjortø and Drejø.

During the summer on Skarø, you can taste all the new varieties of Is fra Skarø and experience the fantastic atmosphere here on the island. Call in to our ice-cream café and taste all our lovely ice creams.

You can call in advance to hear when we have “fresh-ice days”, which we hold on selected days during summer. On these occasions, you can taste Is fra Skarø the minute it’s made.

Ice café is open every day during July and August at. 12-21. In June, we keep open every Saturday and Sunday.

Tel.: +45 29 29 15 20 

See timetable: http://www.drejo.dk/fartplan.html