Fyns Hoved
A headland nature reserve at the northernmost tip of Funen, with steep sea cliffs shaped by glaciers and grassy walking trails that offer views across the Kattegat.
Fyns Hoved lies at the end of the Hindsholm peninsula, about 35 km northeast of Odense. It is an Ice Age moraine headland. Beneath the 30-metre sea cliffs are pebble beaches, and cattle and sheep graze the grassy slopes. The walk around the headland takes about 1–2 hours, and along the way you may spot seabirds and seals. On clear days you can see the islands of Samsø and Zealand in the distance. Entry is free, but you need a car to get there. There is a small café near the car park. The cliff edges are prone to collapse, so keep well back from them.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Viking Museum Ladby
- Fjord&Bælt
- Hans Jensens Stræde (Andersen Quarter)
- Danish Railway Museum
- H.C. Andersen House
- Storms Pakhus
- St. Canute's Cathedral
- H.C. Andersen's Childhood Home