From golden leaves to twinkling lights in the windows
Autumn and winter on Ærø have a calm, distinctive charm all of their own. There are fewer people around, a stronger sense of presence, and plenty of space for long walks, cosy café moments and small experiences in nature. Whether you come for the golden colours of autumn or the fresh winter air, you’ll find inspiration here for the best experiences of the season.
At Eriks Hale in Marstal, you’ll find a selection of Ærø’s iconic beach huts – including the most famous of them all: the little red one with a thatched roof.
The Archipelago Trail on Ærø is 36 km long, but can easily be divided into smaller parts. Experience beautiful nature and historical monuments on your way.
The trails is approx. 30 km long and takes you from the southern part of Ærø to the northern end. Here are the best tips on experiences etc. along the trail.
Lights in the Dark on Ærø: Culture and Danish "hygge"
Lights in the Dark on Ærø is a two-day cultural weekend with exciting cultural and culinary experiences. It always takes place on the first full weekend of November.
In November and December, the fairy-tale town of Ærøskøbing opens its doors to a truly special Christmas market set in beautiful, authentic surroundings.
Fastelavn (a sort of shrovetide) on Ærø is a big event for both children and adults. Traditions like masks and "raslebørn" (children going door-to-door for treats) are a fixed part of the annual program, and it's easy to join in.
Holiday fun for children and families at Marstal Søfartsmuseum
Build ships in the creative workshop, solve tasks with Anker, and play on the good ship Martha - the museum offers holiday fun for the whole family in the heart of Marstal's maritime universe.
Unleash your creativity with soap making, games and quality family time at Ærø Soap Company. Children and the young at heart can create their own soaps and enjoy a range of fun activities together
