Feggesund Ferry

Feggesund Færgen – a calm crossing through the Limfjord's narrow sound and open landscape

The crossing with the Feggesund Ferry is short in time but rich in impressions.

Here the ferry glides through the narrow sound between Mors and Thy, where the water pulls along the shores and the view opens up in both directions over the broad expanses of the Limfjord.

A ferry crossing between Mors and Thy through a narrow sound

Feggesund is a narrow natural sound in the Limfjord, connecting Løgstør Bredning in the east with Thisted Bredning in the west.

Here the ferry runs between the northern tip of Mors at Feggeklit and Hannæs in Thy.

The crossing serves as a local connection, but also as part of the experience of the area.

Views of moler cliffs, water and open fjord landscape

From the ferry, the 24-metre moler cliff Feggeklit rises prominently in the landscape. Along the shore, light breaks on the water, and the fjord stretches calmly out towards both expanses.

The current in the sound is felt in the movement as the ferry cuts through the narrow waterway.

The chance to spot seals and life in the fjord

In the waters around Feggesund there are good opportunities to spot seals, which frequent the area.

This makes the crossing more than just transport, with the eye naturally drawn out over the water.

A starting point for experiences on Mors and in Thy

The ferry provides access to experiences on both sides of the fjord. On Mors you can visit Hanklit, a candidate for UNESCO World Natural Heritage status.

On the Thy side, the landscape opens up towards Denmark's first national park in Thy.

Limfjord ticket with return travel and time to explore

The Limfjord ticket is valid on the Feggesund Ferry as a return journey including car and passengers. The ticket allows time to explore the areas on both sides of the fjord.

Price: DKK 180

Frequent departures and extended sailings in summer

The ferry runs every 20 minutes.

The first departure from Mors is at 06.10 and the last at 18.10.

On Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays the first departure is at 08.10.

From 1 June to 31 August sailings continue until 20.15.

Sailing in a narrow waterway with currents and activity

The sound is a narrow passage with noticeable tidal conditions, where ferry traffic and leisure craft navigate in close proximity.

The area is also used for kayaking and is known as a prime spot for stargazing.

FAQ

How often does the Feggesund Ferry run?
- The ferry runs every 20 minutes.

What does a Limfjord ticket cost?
- A return ticket costs DKK 180 including car and passengers.

What can you experience in the area?
- You can enjoy the nature around the Limfjord, spot seals and visit places such as Hanklit and Nationalpark Thy.