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Fur Island

Fur Island, located in the Limfjord in northern Denmark, is a hidden gem known for its breathtaking landscapes and fascinating geological history. This small island is world-renowned for its unique moler (diatomite) cliffs, which hold millions of years of fossils, attracting geologists and nature lovers alike. The dramatic scenery combines steep cliffs, sandy beaches, and rolling countryside, creating a paradise for outdoor exploration.

What to do?

  1. Fossil Hunting – Search the island’s famous moler cliffs for ancient fossils dating back millions of years.

  2. Hiking – Explore trails that showcase Fur’s stunning natural landscapes and coastline.

  3. Cycling – Ride through the island’s quaint villages and rolling countryside.

  4. Beach Walks – Relax on sandy beaches while enjoying the peaceful Limfjord views.

  5. Visit the Fur Museum – Learn about the island’s geological significance and admire its fossil collection.

What's the location?

Location:

Fur Island is located in the Limfjord in northern Denmark and is accessible by a short ferry ride from the town of Branden.

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Coordinates:

56.8363° N, 9.0264° E

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Opening Times:

Fur Island is open year-round and free to visit. The ferry operates daily, but schedules may vary seasonally. The Fur Museum and local attractions have specific opening hours, so it’s recommended to check ahead before planning your visit.

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