Skagen Lighthouse (Det Grå Fyr) is a prominent tourist attraction offering breathtaking panoramic views of the unique Skagen landscape and Grenen, where the Skagerrak and Kattegat seas converge. While the lighthouse grounds are generally accessible by car or bike, climbing the tower requires navigating numerous stairs, making it less accessible for those with mobility issues, though the visitor center at its base is often more accommodating. Visitors typically explore independently, with information provided at the attached Bird Observatory and visitor center. The lighthouse usually operates with seasonal opening hours, typically from spring through autumn, with limited or no access during winter months; checking official websites for current times is highly advisable. There is a modest entrance fee to climb the tower, and a typical visit, including the climb and enjoying the views, lasts approximately 45-90 minutes. It's highly recommended to combine a visit here with exploring Grenen and the Skagen Museum, especially during clear weather to maximize the scenic outlook.