See the dramatic coastline from a new perspective

The Juelsminde Peninsula boasts a long and varied coastline that is well worth a visit for any nature lover. As you explore the coast, you might not immediately notice the remarkable geological richness found in the coastal cliffs of the area.

Here, you will find fascinating cliffs with layers of sediment deposited millions of years ago, and along the stone-rich beaches you can discover a wealth of beautiful stones. Every stone has its own captivating story, often stretching back millions of years. Some stones even reveal traces of prehistoric animal life in the form of fossils and burrows left behind by ancient organisms.

Geo tours in 2026

During 2026, 10 different locations on the Juelsminde Peninsula will be visited, and each site will be explored twice over the course of the year.

Participation is free of charge and no registration is required. In the image above, you can see where each tour takes place.

The Geo Tours in 2026 are planned according to tidal tables, as the best experiences are at low tide.

March

Wednesday 11 March at 12:00:
Hjarnø – meeting point: Hjarnø Harbour (approx. 6 km in total)

Thursday 12 March at 13:00:
Hundshage – meeting point: car park on Tønballevej (approx. 4 km in total)

Friday 13 March at 13:00:
Jensgaard Cliff – meeting point: car park on Tønballevej (approx. 5 km in total)

Saturday 14 March at 14:00:
As Hoved 1 – meeting point: car park at Palsgaard Park (approx. 5 km in total)

Friday 27 March at 12:00:
As Hoved 2 – meeting point: car park at Palsgaard Park (approx. 6 km in total)

Saturday 28 March at 13:00:
As Hoved 3 – meeting point: car park at Palsgaard Park (approx. 10 km in total)

April

Saturday 11 April at 13:00:
Dykjær Cliff – meeting point: car park at Sønderstrand (approx. 2 km in total)

Sunday 12 April at 13:00:
Albæk Hoved – meeting point: car park at Sønderstrand (approx. 5 km in total)

May

Tuesday 12 May at 13:00:
Stenhøj Beach – meeting point: car park at the end of Staksrodevej (approx. 4 km in total)

June

Thursday 11 June at 14:00:
Fakkegrav Cliff – meeting point: car park below Hotel Vejlefjord (approx. 4 km in total)

July

Friday 10 July at 13:00:
Hjarnø – meeting point: Hjarnø Harbour (approx. 6 km in total)

Saturday 11 July at 14:00:
Hundshage – meeting point: car park on Tønballevej (approx. 4 km in total)

Thursday 23 July at 14:00:
Jensgaard Cliff – meeting point: car park on Tønballevej (approx. 5 km in total)

August

Friday 8 August at 10:00–16:00:
Tunø – meeting point: Tunø Harbour

Saturday 22 August at 14:00:
As Hoved 1 – meeting point: car park at Palsgaard Park (approx. 5 km in total)

Sunday 23 August at 14:00:
As Hoved 2 – meeting point: car park at Palsgaard Park (approx. 6 km in total)

September

Sunday 6 September at 12:00:
As Hoved 3 – meeting point: car park at Palsgaard Park (approx. 10 km in total)

Sunday 20 September at 13:00:
Dykjær Cliff – meeting point: car park at Sønderstrand (approx. 2 km in total)

Tuesday 22 September at 14:00:
Albæk Hoved – meeting point: car park at Sønderstrand (approx. 5 km in total)

October

Sunday 4 October at 11:00:
Stenhøj Beach – meeting point: car park at the end of Staksrodevej (approx. 4 km in total)

Tuesday 6 October at 13:00:
Fakkegrav Cliff – meeting point: car park at Hotel Vejlefjord (approx. 4 km in total)

You can stay up to date via Kystlandet’s calendar (Kultunaut), where Inga posts all tours.

Book a tour

If you are interested in a guided tour exploring the unique nature of the Juelsminde Peninsula, you are welcome to contact Inga by phone or email to arrange a suitable time.

Inga also offers to lead excursions outside the Juelsminde Peninsula and can prepare guides and maps for the tours.

About Inga Sørensen

Inga graduated as a geologist from Aarhus University in 1973. She has since worked as a geologist and taught engineering geology. In 2018, she retired, but her passion and desire to share her knowledge remain strong. She therefore founded the company Geologi & Jordvarme.

Inga has also written numerous textbooks, most recently “Ingeniørgeologi”, published in 2019.

Last updated on March 5, 2026 by Louise Klint Nielsen