How much money will I need at the camp?
As Femø is a small island with two tiny villages, there is a small store, a restaurant, a doctor
and a dentist, but there is no means of exchanging money, no bank, no cashpoint or ATM.
The store and the restaurant accept credit cards. Please bring the money for the camp fee
and drinks and whatever else you need from the mainland with you when you arrive. We
accept credit card payments in the camp.

Camp fees
see REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT

Travel costs
There may be extra costs arising from your trip to Femø. If you take the bus from the
Copenhagen Women’s House, you will need to pay € 24 (Femø ferry included) going to
Femø and €14 going back. You can also join our bus from the Rødby ferries going to Femø
(Femø ferry included) – €14, and €3 going back to Rødby. Please let us know in advance if
you take that route.

If you come by car or motorcycle you will need to pay for the ferry sailing to Femø (please see FEMØ FERRY).

If you take public transport from Rødby (or any other place in DK) you will need some cash for the bus trip to Kragenæs, which is the harbour for the ferry to Femø.

Soft drinks and alcoholic drinks
The camp fee includes food, tea and coffee. Soft drinks like mineral water, chocolate milk
and soda pops are not included. Alcoholic drinks are not included either. These drinks are
available at the camp bar. A 0.5 l bottle of water or a small bottle of beer is 10 Danish Kroner
(a little more than €1). Soft drinks and wine are a bit more expensive. We only accept Danish
currency. (NB: The tap water at the camp is chalky but good quality.)

Hot shower
You can have a free cold or warm solarthermic shower (from the black hose behind the
kitchen tent) as often as you want. A hot shower in the toilet/shower wagon costs 10 Danish
Kroner per shower.

Other things
Besides the above mentioned you may want to have some money to buy an ice cream, tasty
Danish fries or a hot dog at the little shop/Alice’s Restaurant at the harbour. There are also
roadside sales of fruit and jam in some places, the occasional garage/jumble sale and a
gallery.