Agger sits right on the North Sea along the narrow Agger Tange spit, where sea and Limfjord almost meet in the north-west of Thy. The small village grew from fishing, and its whitewashed houses and old rescue station speak of a hard life on a coast the sea has gnawed away for centuries. Today the broad, empty sand beaches, the dunes and the huge sky draw bathers, surfers and walkers. From Agger a ferry crosses the Thyborøn Channel, linking the village with the fishing town of Thyborøn to the south. The area is a gateway to Thy National Park and the Vejlerne wetlands, and birdlife around Krik Vig and the nearby lagoons is abundant. Weather-beaten and quiet, Agger is a place where you feel the raw power of the North Sea up close – perfect for anyone seeking wild nature, long beach walks and stillness far from the main tourist crowds.
