Flysimulatoren - Nordstrandsgård

At Nordstrandsgård near Lundby, halfway between Næstved and Vordingborg in South Zealand, Jeanette and Michael run a farm with an unusual attraction: a full-scale King Air B350 flight simulator. The simulator previously served as a professional training device at Roskilde Airport, where pilots from airlines including SAS and Norwegian trained on it. In spring 2025, Michael took over the simulator and moved it to the farm, where, after extensive rebuilding, it now allows visitors to try their hand at real flying. In the cockpit, you sit in front of a curved screen measuring around 8 x 2-3 metres, giving an experience close to reality. You can choose your own destination, as the simulator covers airports all over the world. Michael, who holds a pilot’s licence himself, guides you throughout — from a gentle introduction to more advanced exercises such as instrument landings. Several people can take turns in the cockpit, and outside there is a small lounge fitted with real aircraft seats, where others can follow the flight as “passengers.” Visits are by appointment only and must be booked by phone. One hour in the cockpit costs 1,000 DKK, two hours 1,750 DKK, and gift vouchers are also available. As this is a private farm with no fixed opening hours, it is recommended to contact Michael well in advance to arrange a time.