If you really fancy a long bike ride, definitely include Fyns Hoved in your route. That will make the journey about 100 kilometres. Or split it into two and spend the night in a shelter or cabin, or one of the charming B&Bs you pass.
Fyns Hoved (The Head of Funen) offers a wonderful experience of nature. The light is something quite special. A number of artists – for example, Johannes Larsen and Fritz Syberg – came here for inspiration. There is an abundance of birds and plants. The walk around the head alone makes the entire detour worthwhile.
Clear archaeological traces have revealed that we are not the first people to appreciate the natural riches of Fyns Hoved. Archaeologists have found lots of stone axes, flint shards and oyster shells, testifying that Stone Age people once sat here, snuggling up around a fire and guzzling one oyster after another.
If you also need a drink and a snack after the trip, visit the charming café/farm shop in Nordskov.