Limfjord Attractions

 
Jutland

Fjord region

The Limfjord, a stretch of water 180km/112 mi long, between the North Sea and the Kattegat, divides Nørrejyske Ø, the island of north Jutland, from the rest of the peninsula. This region extends from Thyborøn in the west to Hals in the east; in the west it has an almost lagoon and lake-like appearance. Shallows make the passage of ships somewhat difficult.

Water sports

With its beautiful scenery and calm waters Limfjord offers ideal conditions for sailing and water sports of all kinds. A "vacation on the water" is made particularly attractive by the presence of many little towns with harbors and mooring-places.
Picture of Skive - Old Village / Herjl Hede Nature Park

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The bell at the church at Hjerl Hede open air museum, near Skive. .Skive - Old Village / Herjl Hede Nature Park
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