Rubjerg Knude is a migrating coastal dune on the Jutland peninsula in Denmark, featuring the iconic Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse. The lighthouse, once a navigational aid, was moved inland in 2019 to save it from falling into the sea due to erosion. Visitors can climb the lighthouse for panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Accessibility to the site involves walking across sandy terrain, which may pose challenges for those with mobility issues. Visiting independently is feasible, though guided tours may offer insights into the area's geology and history. Seasonal restrictions are minimal, though weather conditions can impact the experience, with strong winds common. A visit is relatively low cost, mainly involving transportation and parking fees, and typically lasts 2-4 hours.