Take a drive and see herds of hundreds of wild red deer.
Right now sloes and juniper berries are packed with flavour, ready to harvest for winter schnapps, gin and cooking.
It is one of the best mushroom seasons in years. And there is still time to head into the woods and fill your basket.The mushroom season is not over yet. Trumpet chanterelles and other late mushrooms can still be found in the woods of Djursland.
The red deer are rutting right now.
Head out at dusk and listen to the stags' roars as they mark their territory and keep their hinds together.
Autumn and winter bring amber to the coasts of Djursland.
It is lying there, waiting to be found.
Some of Denmark's best preserved dolmens lie on Djursland.
Go and experience the impressive stone monuments at close hand.
It is one of the best mushroom seasons on Djursland for years.
And there is still time to fill your basket.
Would you like to get to know some of the edible plants on the beach? Now is your chance. Together with a local guide, we take a walk along Gjerrild Nordstrand, where we find and taste some of the edible plants.
Every Sunday morning in April, we go on an adder safari at Gjerrild Nordstrand in northern Djursland.
Come along and look over a local ornithologist's shoulder as we watch for eagles and other amazing birds.
Go on a red deer safari and enjoy one of Djursland's greatest nature experiences with free-roaming red deer.
Read more about when wild onions offer some of the year's greatest taste experiences.
Go on a dolmen safari and discover some of Djursland's most impressive ancient monuments.
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