Explore Svanegrund Nature Park with a nature guide

Svanegrund Nature Park is home to stunning coastal landscapes where nature, cultural heritage and life by the sea come together. Throughout the year, the nature park organises a variety of guided events, giving you the opportunity to experience the area from a new perspective as local nature guides share their knowledge and enthusiasm for this unique landscape.

Whether you are visiting Destination Kystlandet on holiday or live in the area, these guided tours offer a different kind of nature experience, bringing you closer to both the natural surroundings and the stories that have shaped the coastline over the centuries.

Get closer to nature

The guided tours range from scenic coastal walks to family-friendly activities where children and adults can explore the fascinating life beneath the sea. Every event is led by experienced nature guides who are passionate about sharing their knowledge and bringing the landscape to life.

Events take place throughout Svanegrund Nature Park, including Horsens Fjord, the Kattegat coastline and the islands of the East Jutland Archipelago.

You can see upcoming events on this page.

Experience Svanegrund Nature Park from the water

If you would like to experience the nature park from a completely different perspective, join a guided sea safari. On board a stable RIB boat, you will head out into the East Jutland Archipelago while a biologist or nature guide shares fascinating stories about marine wildlife, coastal heritage and the nature restoration projects helping to strengthen biodiversity. Along the way, you may be lucky enough to spot seals, harbour porpoises and white-tailed eagles in their natural habitat. A sea safari is a memorable way to experience nature, where expert interpretation and respect for the environment go hand in hand.

Read more about sea safaris in Svanegrund Nature Park, see upcoming departures and book your tour.

About Svanegrund Nature Park

Svanegrund Nature Park is Denmark's largest nature park, covering approximately 84,000 hectares of sea and coastal landscapes across the East Jutland Archipelago and Horsens Fjord. The park stretches along the coastline between Odder, Horsens, Hedensted and Samsø, and includes the islands of Hjarnø, Alrø, Endelave, Samsø and Tunø. The area is renowned for its shallow coastal waters, rich wildlife and exceptional natural values.

The nature park works to protect and restore the marine environment through initiatives such as establishing stone reefs, planting eelgrass and carrying out other projects that enhance biodiversity. At the same time, the park creates new opportunities for nature experiences, outdoor recreation and environmental education, allowing both residents and visitors to discover life in and around the sea while respecting nature and its fragile ecosystems.

Written by Destination Kystlandet. Last updated on June 29, 2026 by Casper Terkelsen