Top oplevelser i Klitmøller & Vorupør
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Top oplevelser

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Cold Hawaii in Thy
Cold Hawaii in Thy is one of Europe's best surf spots - and surfers' paradise ... Cold Hawaii is a term for 31 registered surf spots, all located on the West Coast in Thy - from Agger Tange in the south to a little north of Hanstholm.

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Nationalpark Thy
Discover and experience North Jutland's unique nature first hand. In National Park Thy, there is time to experience the large area, get sand between your toes, and have plenty of natural experiences.

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Agger Darling
Agger Darling at the sea of southern Thy has "Denmark's sweetest view". Here love and passion are paramount, and here you get a pleasant experience for the whole family.

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Cold Hawaii Surf Camp in Klitmøller
The town of Klitmoller is well known as one of the best locations for surfers at all levels, in Northern Europe. And with it's wild and magical coastline combined with our worldwide experience, professional crew and local knowledge, we promise you the best surfing experience.

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Sydthy Kurbad - Wellness & Spa
Enjoy a day in Sydthy Kurbad - wellness and spa - in Hurup and get completely relaxed with self-pampering in a class of its own.

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Bøgsted Rende
The first trees in the area were planted in the late 1800s and alternate between mountain pine, oak scrub, Norway spruce and Austrian pine, which have a grip on the good clay soil deep under the sand.

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The North Atlantic Lighthouse in Hanstholm
The North Atlantic Lighthouse in Hanstholm - the meeting place between art and nature. The Hanstholm Lighthouse of the future works with art, nature and people.

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Stenbjerg Landing Site in National Park Thy
Stenbjerg is known as a landing place for coastal fishermen, where the boats were towed ashore. The houses at Stenbjerg Landingsplads date from around the year 1900, when changes in fishing methods led to a need to be able to store and maintain the gear under a roof.


