Djurslands Küste

The coastline extends over 250 kilometers, featuring sandy beaches in the north and rocky formations along the eastern shore facing Sweden.

The coastal area contains numerous archaeological sites from the Nordic Stone Age, indicating early human settlements and maritime activities.

Local fishing communities maintain traditional practices, with fish markets and maritime festivals occurring throughout the seasonal calendar.

The northern beaches present shallow waters with gentle slopes, while the eastern coast provides multiple designated spots for fishing and diving.

The intersection of two distinct water bodies, Kattegat and Baltic Sea, creates varying water conditions affecting marine life distribution.

Location: Norddjurs Municipality

GPS coordinates: 56.36028,10.58306

Latest update: March 6, 2025 07:11