Islands and islets

Located southwest of Faaborg, Lyø is the westernmost island in Geopark The South Fyn Archipelago. From Faaborg, you can get to Lyø with the same ferry that also travels to Avernakø.

Bjørnø is a hilly island, peaking at Højberg (24 m above sea level), with plenty of great options for swimming and fishing.

Located approximately 7 km southeast of Faaborg, the island of Avernakø actually consists of two separate islands – Avernak to the west and Korshavn to the east.

Svelmø is a small island complex off the coast of South Fyn, consisting of Lille Svelmø, Græsholm, and Store Svelmø. The three islands were once separate but are now connected with natural isthmuses.

'The island in the middle of the world' - with interesting geology, coastal landscapes, rich birdlife and cultural history.

Skarø is a low moraine island that is partially protected by dikes.

Hjortø is a low, reclaimed moraine island in the shallow eastern part of the archipelago.

Very low, completely reclaimed moraine island in the shallow eastern part of the Archipelago. Most of the coast is made up of Holocene marine foreland.

Relatively low, partially dammed moraine island in the shallow eastern part of the archipelago. The surface is an even moraine surface without significant height differenc

Long, narrow moraine peninsula and smaller elongated moraine island, both with small coastal cliffs with Weichselian deposits.

Urehoved is a long, narrow peninsula consisting of former small moraine islands connected by Holocene marine formations.