Rubjerg Knude is a migrating coastal dune with a lighthouse in Lønstrup, Denmark, offering dramatic views of the North Sea. The lighthouse, once threatened by the shifting sands, was moved inland in 2019 and is now a major attraction. Accessibility to the site involves walking across sandy terrain, which may pose challenges for those with mobility issues. A visit can be undertaken solo, allowing for independent exploration, or via guided tours that provide historical and geological context. There are generally no seasonal restrictions, but weather conditions can significantly impact the experience, particularly during winter months. The cost is minimal, primarily involving transportation to Lønstrup and parking fees. A typical visit lasts between 2-3 hours, allowing ample time to explore the dune and lighthouse.