The ferry that sails to Fænø is also privately owned.

Modern storehouse with pheasant farming. The exterior of the building is sided with black-tarredspruce shingles.

Guest house offering 120 m² of floorage with high-ceilinged rooms and three double bedrooms, one of which overlooks a small pond at the edge of the forest. The two other bedrooms face onto a large meadow.

Guest house built in the style of a modern hunting lodge with a spacious living room and a double bedroom with en-suite bathroom.

Modern reinterpretation of a manor house with 2,600 m² of floorage, separate equipment shed and gamekeeper’s lodge. The main building includes a hall, salon, library, dining room, fitness room, banqueting hall and café area with a bar as well as 11 double rooms with en-suite bathrooms.

Blacksmith’s house offering 150 m²  of floorage with three double bedrooms. The house has a panoramic view of the Black Holes – one of the island’s large pheasant drives – and the little Belt.

Fænø Lighthouse dates back to the year 1900 and is still active with the beacon integrated at the first floor. Renovated in 2006, the lighthouse has a double bedroom and a three-beded alcove room.

Wooden hut from 1935, donated by HM Queen Ingrid of Denmark to the international YWCA scout camp, but no longer in use.