The cosy marina at Norsminde Fjord is the perfect destination for a day trip on a hot summer’s day. First and foremost because of the fine dining options - whether you are into smoked fish or gourmet food at a historic inn. Take the family with you, buy an ice-cream, or go for a walk by th
The port of Norsminde is not big, but as soon as the sun comes out, it is teeming with life. Along the quay you find Norsminde Fiskehus, where you can sit on the terrace and eat delicious fish dishes or enjoy a cold beverage. Also, visit the small shop whose legendary fish cakes you simply must taste!
At the port you also find also a heavyweight in Danish gastronomy. Norsminde Kro offers both a brasserie and Restaurant Près, a top gourmet restaurant. Their menu of five or eight dishes, snacks, coffee and sweets is a feast for the senses and a terrific taste experience.
At Norsminde, there are several places where you can buy ice-cream and other sweet things - amongst others at Norsminde Ice cream booth at the inn. Also, let the children try their hand at catching crabs. There is a crab jetty in the port, so tie bait to a stick and see if you can catch crab meat for the family dinner. It is also possible to borrow a life jacket.
On a hike around Kysingnæs on the south side of the fjord, the little ones can cavort in nature and perhaps play in the soft sand on the beach.
Norsminde is located where Norsminde Fjord meets the Kattegat via a sluice and a narrow inlet. The fjord is not one of Denmark's best known but it is beautiful, nonetheless. Norsminde Fjord is popular with kayakers and we also recommend taking a bike ride around the fjord.
There are several options for renting bicycles, depending on where it is easiest for you to pick up and drop off the bicycles again.
Cykelsmeden in Odder and Saksild Strand Camping let several different kinds of bicycles. If you contact them well ahead of time, both also have children's bikes to rent. In Saksild you can also rent electric bicycles.
Both Norsminde Kro and Fiskehuset are wheelchair accessible. The quay and the parking lot at Fiskehuset are covered in pebble gravel. East of Fiskehuset around Kysingnæs there are lawns with hiking paths.