Birds and wildlife
The varied coastline and many peaceful islands are excellent breeding grounds for waterfowl. There are a number of areas in the geopark where you can observe bird and animal life. Just be aware of the breeding periods, when travelling in the areas is not allowed.
Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel
Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel
Monnet
Photo: Knud Mortensen
Geopark: Tåsinge Vejle
Previously, Tåsinge Vejle was a small meltwater valley created during the last ice age
Photo: Turist- og Erhvervsforeningen Langeland
Geopark: Tryggelev Cove and Nørreballe Cove
Former low-lying land areas that were flooded during the Holocene sea level rise.
Photo: Knud Mortensen
Geospot: Urehoved and Dejrø
Urehoved is a long, narrow peninsula consisting of former small moraine islands connected by Holocene marine formations.
Photo: Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav
Geopark: Snarup
The Snarup area is a special part of the complex dead ice landscape that covers large parts of central Funen.
Photo: Søren Skibsted
Syltemade Ådal (Syltemade Stream Valley)
Photo: Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav
Geopark: Egense Ridge
Elongated, up to 54 meters high, ridge that winds in an irregular course through the landscape west of Svendborg
Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel
Geopark: Vitsø
Overordnet set udgøres Vitsø-området af et større dalstrøg, hvis dannelseshistorie ikke er fuldt afklaret.
Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel
Geopark: Vejstrup Stream Valley
The striking Vejstrup Ådal is one of East Funen's most beautiful stream valleys with several springs.
Photo: Turist- og Erhvervsforeningen Langeland
South Langeland
For many years, Sydlangeland (Southern Langeland) including Gulstav Mose, Gulstavskovene, Ørnehøj, Dovns Klint and Keldsnor has been known as a great bird migration place, especially in the fall.
Photo: Jesper Ansbæk
The forests on North Langeland
A large forested area around the port of Lohals on the northernmost part of Langeland.
Photo: Dan Schou
Arreskov Lake
Arreskov Sø (Lake Arreskov) is located east of the ice-marginal hill-complex, ‘The Alps of Funen’, and its size of 3.17 km2 makes it the largest lake on the island of Fyn.
Photo: Solveig Marie Ydegaard
Brændegård Lake og Nørre Lake
Brændegård Sø (Brændegård Lake) and Nørre Sø (Nørre Lake) are, along with the surrounding nature, part of the vast dead-ice landscape occupying major parts of central Funen
Photo: Bøjden Nors Fugleværnsforening
Bøjden Cove
Bøjden Nor (Bøjden Cove) is situated on the Horne peninsula.
Photo: Solveig Marie Ydegaard
Vresen Game reserve
Vresen is a nationally designated game reserve.
