Agger Tange
A narrow sand spit at the southern tip of the national park. It is a Ramsar wetland of international importance, and tens of thousands of migratory birds gather here in spring and autumn.
Agger Tange is a narrow sand spit separating the North Sea from the Limfjord. It is a Ramsar wetland of international importance, and its salt marshes and shallows attract large numbers of wading birds, geese, and ducks resting on migration. It is one of Denmark's best-known birdwatching sites. The spit has a birdwatching tower and trails, and at its southern end a small ferry runs across to Thyborøn on the other side. Entry is free. Winds are strong in winter, so dress warmly. It is about 40 km from Thisted.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Vestervig Church
- Lodbjerg Lighthouse
- Stenbjerg Landing Place
- Nørre Vorupør
- Thy National Park
- Klitmøller (Cold Hawaii)
- Hanstholm Reserve
- Thisted Old Town