Rubjerg Knude is a migrating coastal dune on the Jutland peninsula, featuring a partially buried lighthouse that was decommissioned due to the encroaching sands. Visitors can climb the lighthouse (relocated in 2019) for panoramic views of the North Sea. Accessibility to the area involves walking across sandy terrain, which may pose challenges for individuals with mobility issues. A visit is suitable for both solo travelers and guided tours; however, given the natural environment, weather conditions can significantly impact the experience. There are no seasonal restrictions, though it's best to visit in fair weather. The visit is generally low-cost, mainly involving transportation to the site. A typical visit duration ranges from 2 to 4 hours, allowing ample time to explore the dune and lighthouse.