Færker Odde
Farther to the northeast lies Færker Odde and seizes Limfjord. An odd is a long sandy arm that goes into the water, where, due to the deposition of sand and gravel, it constantly grows longer. To the north, the coast consists mainly of sandy bottom, while the fjord floor to the south - in Færker Vig - is a mixture of stones, eelgrass and clams. The north side of the headland is a fine bathing beach, and in the summer a bathing bridge is set up.
Especially at the tip of the odd, the spotted seal sunbathes from time to time.
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