Geospots of The South Fyn Archipelago

A geospot is a unique geological site where you can experience the traces of the Ice Age for yourself

Damestenen med mennesker på toppen. Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav

Photo: Søren Lisby

Damestenen (The Lady Stone)

Damestenen (The Lady Stone) is Denmarks largest glacial erratic boulder on land

Vejstrup Ådal - Vejstrup Vandmølle, Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav

Photo: Søren Skibsted

Vejstrup Ådal (Vejstrup Stream Valley)

Beautiful stream valley with a watermill, springs, interesting geology and archaeology

Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel

Monnet

Holocene marine foreland with salt marshes, exciting birdlife and the former island of Vårø Knude

Erosionsdale i falske Bakker i Svanninge Bakker. Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav

Photo: Søren Skibsted

Svanninge Bakker og Bjerge

Svanninge Bakker and Svanninge Bjerge (meaning ‘the hills/mountains of Svanninge’ respectively) are parts of the so-called ‘Alps of Fyn’ - a 16 km l...

Photo: Mikkel Jezequel

Knolden

Halvøen Knolden var engang en selvstændig ø og er en vigtig lokalitet i Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav

Photo: DroneFyn.dk

Lindelse Nor & Henninge Nor

The bay of Lindelse Nor is one of the geopark's finest examples of the drowned ice age landscape.

Photo: MIkkel Jézéquel

Bagenkop til Dovns klint (From Bagenkop to The cliff of Downs)

Cliffs and peeble beaches on the stretch of coastline between Bagenkop and Dovns Cliff

Photo: Søren Skibsted

Hatbakken Fakkebjerg (The Hat Hill of Fakkebjerg)

Experience the view from one of Langeland's finest hat hills in The South Funen Archipelago.

Thurø Rev og Østerskov. Luftfoto. Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav.

Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel

Thurø Østerskov og Thurø Rev (Thurø Eastern Forest and Thurø Reef)

Coastal cliffs with deposits from two ice ages with rich plant- and bird life

Photo: MIkkel Jezequel

Thurø Smørmose

Scenic Coastal cliff with deposits from two ice ages near the areas best beach

Photo: Mikkel Jezequel

Bregninge Kirkebakke

The highest hill in the South Funen Archipelago offers a stunning view of the Geopark

Syltemade Ådal i Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav.

Photo: Søren Skibsted

Syltemade Ådal (Syltemade Stream Valley)

Magnificent meltwater valley west of Svendborg with rich and varied animal and plant life

Udsigt fra Egebjerg Bakker. Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav.

Photo: Søren Skibsted

Egebjerg Bakker og Stenstrup Issø

Magnificent glacial landscape with marginal moraines and Denmark's second largest glacial lake,

Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel

Vitsø

Former fjord cut off from the sea by a Holocene marine foreland with ancient trenches.

Skjoldnæs halvøen med Næbbet til venstre. Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav

Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel

Skjoldnæs og Næbbet

Coastal cliffs a dead ice landscapes on the northwesternmost part of Ærø

Photo: Daniel Villadsen

Voderup Klint (Voderup Cliff)

Experience the largest natural steps in the geopark: the landslide terraces at Voderup Klint.

Vejsnæs Nakke, svaler. Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav

Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel

Vejnæs Nakke

Large coastal cliff with Eemian and Weichselian deposits and a range of glacial tectonic structures

Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel

Ristinge Klint

Ristinge Klint is one of three international Geosites of Geopark The South Fyn Archipelago

Klintholm profilet. Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav

Photo: Søren Skibsted

Klintholm Limestone Quarry

Geosite of international value, showing the boundary between the two geological periods.

Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel

Lyø

Lyø is the westernmost island in Geopark The South Fyn Archipelago.

Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel

Bjørnø

Bjørnø is a hilly island in the Geopark South Funen Archipelago.

Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel

Avernakø

Located approximately 7 km southeast of Faaborg.

Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel

Svelmø

Svelmø is a small island complex off the coast of South Fyn.

Photo: Mikkel Jézéquel

Drejø

'The island in the middle of the world' - with interesting geology, nature and cultural history.

Help take care of our shared geological heritage

Elev har fundet forskellige stentyper på stranden

Photo: Geopark Det Sydfynske Øhav

You can collect rocks and fossils

from the beach (as many as you can

carry without aids),

but it's not allowed to dig in the cliffs.

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