Hirtshals Fyr

Hirtshals Fyr is an iconic lighthouse near the coastline of Hirtshals, Denmark. First established in the 17th century to protect Hirtshals’ fishing boats, the lighthouse’s distinct round tower is still in use today. Surrounded by white sands, blue seas, and huge cliffs, the area surrounding the lighthouse is also home to some of the North Sea’s most iconic wildlife. Birdwatchers will love the amount of sea birds you can find in the vicinity. Hikers and nature photographers can explore the nearby beach, dunes and forest, with stunning views of the Hirtshals Fyr bright red and white colors on the horizon. Other activities available near the lighthouse include boat tours, fishing, and kayaking. Finish the day off by visiting Hirtshals Harbour – one of the largest fishing ports in the country.