Lyngvig Lighthouse

Lyngvig Lighthouse is a lighthouse from 1906, located right in the middle of the North Sea and Ringkøbing Fjord. At the end of the lighthouse's 228 steps there is not only a beautiful view of dunes, sea and fjord, but also Ringkøbing, Hvide Sande and Søndervig in the distance. The lighthouse is a fantastic destination all year round. In the summer for trotting trips with sweat on the forehead and an ice cream from the lighthouse master's café, in the autumn for rides and hot coffee and cocoa. Note, however, that the Lyngvig Lighthouse is only open between February and November. However, the place is not only amazing because of the beautiful view from the lighthouse. In addition to the café, there is also a shop and exhibitions in the master's residence. & #8220;Nice and cozy place. Small cozy playground for the kids and great scenery. A shop where you can buy food and drink, ice cream and of course souvenirs. You can get up into the lighthouse for a fee, where you will experience an incredible view of Vesterhavet and the dunes.”

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OpdagDanmark's tips for Lyngvig Lighthouse

• Don't just visit the Lighthouse but take the opportunity to walk to the ocean and the fjord through the beautiful landscape
• In June and August there is an ice cream parlor by the parking lot. Ice cream is always a hit
• At the lighthouse master's residence there is also a very popular nature playground, which is a sure hit with the kids
• It is also possible to go on a treasure hunt

Frequently asked questions

• What does it cost? Entrance to the lighthouse costs 50 DKK for adults. Children under 18 years go in for free
• How tall is the Lighthouse? 53 metres above sea level
• How many steps to the top? 228
• Is the playground free to use? Yes only the Lighthouse costs money to visit
• Is there free parking? Yes
• Is it disability-friendly? There is no wheelchair access for the lighthouse itself, but otherwise there are both handicap-friendly parking, toilet and paved footpaths.
• Is it ok to bring food? Yes you can eat your food at tables and benches by the lighthouse master's residence

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