Located on one of the most attractive stretches of the Limfjord, the island of Mors is full of variation. Not far from the shores of the fjord, the flatlands give way to attractive, varied countryside characterised by gentle moraine hills. Mors is rich in a rare type of sedimentary rock known as moler, deposits of which can clearly be viewed on the steep cliffs, which also provide a panoramic view over the charming bays and inlets. For those interested in myths and legends, Højriis Castle boasts a colourful history of pirates, warriors and ghosts. Mors also offers a wide range of activities, including sailing, surfing, golf, fishing and hiking. Excellent cycling routes also criss-cross the island's unique and charming countryside.