The area for activities
Fuglsø Beach is a very popular destination for active people who enjoy walks or far more challenging physical activities, such as paragliding. At the same time, it is a perfect place for quiet relaxation under the shelter of the impressive cliffs.
Explore the surrounding nature
The sandy bottom soon becomes deep water. Surrounded by the ocean, hills and dry grass vegetation, you can find edible sea-kale and thistle-like sea holly, but also maiden pink, orpine and harebell. The cliffs are habitat for butterflies, grasshoppers, sand lizards and adders. There is a yellow-dot route from the coast to Store Jættehøj (hill) and onward to Karpenhøj Nature Centre.
The Ice Age scour-marks on stones
Distinct parallel scour-marks across the surface of a rock may be glacial striations. These glacial grooves can occur in many different ways, but most often they are caused by moving glaciers. The striations bear witness to the rock’s journey with the ice from distant regions. The ice dragged the rock across other loose rocks and rock masses: a journey that leaves its mark. Fuglsø Strand is a good place to look for stones and rocks with glacial striations.