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LYØ AND
AVERNAKØ.
By closely studying the schedule you can manage to visit
both Avernakø and Lyø on the same day, but check which
island you come to first as it changes throughout the day.
After a beautiful ferry crossing, you will arrive at the
island of Lyø. From the ferry harbour you will cycle
directly to the village of Lyø By, where you will find the
island's grocer.
Avernakø originally consisted of two islands, Avernak and
Korshavn. The two island were joined in 1937 when the
causeway, known as "Drejet", was built. Avernakø is 8km long
and you can find a grocer and a number of farm shops on the
island. Avernakø is one of the few places in Denmark that
still carries on the tradition of raising Maypoles. On
Pentecost, one Maypole is raised in Avernakby and another
Maypole is raised in Munke.
There are two routes on the
island hopping route:
Route No. 17.1: Routes on Lyø
Route No. 17.2: Routes on Avernakø
There are route descriptions covering approx.
30 km
You can find more information and facts about Lyø
here
You
can find more information and facts about Avernakø
here
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