UNESCO Global Geopark The South Funen Archipelago
The UNESCO Global Geopark The South Funen Archipelago is the story of a "drowned" ice age landscape. A dramatic rise in sea levels created the landscape that for the last 10,000 years has formed countless nature experiences.
Explore the Geopark
In March 2024, Geopark The South Funen Archipelago was officially designated as a UNESCO Global Geopark, a significant international recognition of the area's uniqueness.
If you're wondering what a UNESCO Global Geopark is, we got you:
A UNESCO Global Geopark is a consolidated geographical area with sites and landscapes of international geological significance, where a comprehensive approach to utilization/protection, education, and sustainable development is applied.
The new Geopark Visitor Center conveys the story of the unique geology, natural and cultural heritage of the South Funen Archipelago with a special Langeland perspective.
Use your smartphone for navigation and inspiration by downloading the Geopark App
for iOS here and for Android right here.
10 highlights for the bucket list
Throughout history, the area has been known for its beautiful landscapes, idyllic nature, and some of the best waters in the world for seafarers. Come and see for yourself - we've handpicked 10 highlights for you to add to your bucket list. Click on 'map' at the top to switch to the map view, which offers a better overview.
Geopark: Avernakø
Svanninge Bakker, (Hills)
Voderup Klint
The geology is quite special at Voderup Klint on Ærø. Voderup Klint is absolutely spectacular as it is 33 meters high and about 3.5 km long.
Thurø Rev Beach
Geopark The South Funen Archipelago
Øhavsstien
Scenic dive: Dovns Klint - The southern part of the Langeland Belt
Damestenen
Geopark Visitors Centre Langeland
