Top Things to do in East Jutland
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The 10 Best Outdoor Activities in East Jutland, Jutland
Discover the best top things to do in East Jutland, Denmark including MTBGuideSilkeborg, Brabrandstien, Klatreparken Randers, Ballehage Strand, Havnebadet, Randers Regnskov, Givskud Zoo, Asvig Strand, Cycling Aarhus - Guided Tours, Ree Park Safari.
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1. MTBGuideSilkeborg
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 29 reviews
Rent a mountainbike guide. With a guide from MTBGuideSilkeborg, you can experience the places and tracks that are suited for your needs and wants. We ensure that beautiful scenery and exiting tracks are entailed in your experience.
2. Brabrandstien
3. Klatreparken Randers
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Klatreparken randers is part of klatreparken.dk that also includes Klatreparken Aalborg. Here you will discover many hours of fun, challenges and fresh air as you run the tracks in the hights of 3-20 meters. The park has a high variety of experiences for all ages and you only have to pay entry when climbing the hights. Also you can go for a wonderful walk in the forest.
4. Ballehage Strand
5. Havnebadet
6. Randers Regnskov
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 694 reviews
Reviewed By MrsJHH
Fantastic experience, it is a bit like walking through a jungle (on a stroler-friendly path), the animals are really close, for the most part not in enclosures (predators are), and not afraid of the at times many visitors, which makes the experience even more amazing. The outside space is especially fun for kids and adults young at heart (and body) as there is a big jungle-playground and enough space to enjoy a picnic. The staff are friendly and very knowledgeable. Enough parking spaces. Good cafeteria and gift shop.
7. Givskud Zoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 648 reviews
Enjoy a day in the animal kingdom – GIVSKUD ZOO is only a 25-minute drive from Billund. Take the family on safari in your own car or on the GIVSKUD ZOO Safari Bus. You drive across the African savannah, where zebras and giraffes have right of way. Continue into the Lions' Den and feel the thrill as the big cats lumber past your car. Throughout most of the season, the gorillas, lemurs and other species are fed daily. If you need to take a break, GIVSKUD ZOO has lots to offer the whole family – it's a great place to play, relax and have fun! Visit the teepee camp, where children can bake bonfire bread and pan for gold.Let the children run wild on our huge play area and stroke the goats. And don't forget to see our Tyrannosaurus Rex and the other fascinating giants of the past in our Dinosaur Park. It's the biggest collection of dinosaurs in Denmark. Welcome to GIVSKUD ZOO.
Reviewed By Caponata - Lilleroed, Denmark
Perfect for families. Some parts are a safari with the car and some parts walking. From the car we could actually see all animals and they were more "alive" than in a regular zoo. Zebras running, lions walking, gorillas or monkeys taking care of the babies...
8. Asvig Strand
9. Cycling Aarhus - Guided Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
The best way to experience Aarhus is on bicycle and that's exactly what Cycling Aarhus offers. On tours our local guides will show you the main sights combined with stories and facts through a beautiful and different bicycle ride. We promise to show you places that you've never heard of or would find on your own:) Check our our different tours on our website.
10. Ree Park Safari
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 587 reviews
Visit Ree Park Safari and have an unforgettable time in the exciting world of animals. Djursland's big safari park offers wild experiences and activities among animals from 4 continents. Take a train ride across the Northamerican prarie or go on a Land Rover Safari, driving around among the many African animals on the savannah. Continue the day with an entertaining bird show where the large birds of prey fly just over your head. The animals get extra close at feeding time. You can see Denmark's only cheetahs hunt for their lunch, watch the otters flock around their food and a lot of other exciting feeding moments around the park. The children will love a ride on one of the park's large camels, and at the playground there's an opportunity to burn off excess energy - under watch of the striped Sumatra tigers that live just next to it!
Reviewed By LykkeEK - Hinnerup, Denmark
I was there with my husband and daughter, sister in law, her husband and two sons, (kids:6-3,5-2,5) and mixed languages of Danish , English and German. We spend the night in a luxury tent at the Camel Camp. Included in our stay was; A guide, Sigurd, who took us on both walking- and Jeep-Safari. He was really good at explaining what we saw and general information about the animals and the park and we were able to translate to the German-speaking of the group. Only downside to the Jeep-Safari was that the rhinos and giraffe already were in the stables by the time we had our Safari. We got to feed the wolfs and wild dogs at night and the otters in the morning. We went to the rhino staples in the evening but they were sadly preoccupied with food so we didn’t see them much. We walked a lot around the park ourselves and we were lucky to see all the animals in the park. We also payed extra to go on the America Express which was a really nice experience as well. I’m definitely going back and would really consider to spend the night again. I would recommend it to everyone that loves animals and kids????
