Gentle yet rugged
 
Wherever you may be in Odsherred - or on the islands of Nekselø and Sejerø - you are never more than a few minutes away from the sea. The area offers practically every kind of Danish coastline: The gentle fjord
coastline with its beech woodland and littoral meadows, stretches of open coastline that vary between beautiful white sandy beaches and rugged, high cliffs - or the quiet bay with its beach roses and heather.

Coastal heath and migrating birds

Some areas along the coast have an exceptional natural beauty. The moraine hills, Vejrhøjbuerne, are dotted with burial mounds, and from the hilltops you will get some wonderful views of the Sejerø bay and the
reclaimed Lammefjord. Korevlerne at the lower end of the Sejerø bay are protected by a European bird life scheme. They comprise wetlands and lakes, with fine sandy beaches on the outer edges of the sand bars.
Korshage, north of Rørvig, is the perfect place to observe migrating birds in the spring and autumn. Other natural wonders include Ordrup Næs, the Klint bakker, the bird sanctuaries at Hov Vig and Skansehage.

Tips

- There are good marked footpaths throughout the area. You can buy a
  walking map and a guide book at the Tourist Offices.
- You can follow the “Sjællandsleden” path all the way along Sejerø bay.
- Beaches with easy access for the disabled: Skansehage near Rørvig,
  Gudmindrup and Ordrup.
- Beautiful cycle path between the sand dunes and the woodland link the
  beaches north of Rørvig.