Coast and Fjord Center (Danish: Kyst- og Fjordcentret) by the 30 kilometer (19 mi) long Randers Fjord in Denmark, Northern Europe, is a coastal nature dissemination and visitors center located in the village Voer by the southern bank of Randers Fjord, 15 kilometers from the fjords outlet into the Kattegat sea between Denmark and Sweden. The Kyst- og Fjordcenter is located in Norddjurs Municipality.
The Center is financed through public funding, donations from foundations, and user payment.[1]
External facilities located in the coastal town Grenå 45 kilometers from Voer, include Grenå Naturskole (Grenå Nature School) Facilities in the coastal resort village Fjellerup are also part of the center.[1]
The Coast and Fjord Center has got a varied range of equipment and gear. Including kajaks, canoes, small motor boats and a fast inflatable boat.[1]
The center includes conference facilities and different types of accommodation. Also primitive centered around campfires.[1] In Voer there are six four-room bedrooms, plus tepee like tents in different seizes with room for between 5 and 25 people sleeping in each tepee. There are also six shelters with room for 6-7 people in each shelter.[1]
One of the Kyst- og Fjordcenters dinghies on Randers Fjord with a 4 HP, 4-stroke outboard engine.
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