Gudsø Vig

Gudsø Vig is a shallow cove in the southern part of Fredericia Municipality. The salty salt marshes out to the fjord and the cove contain a rich bird and plant life. There is also a small grassland in the area, from which there is a unique view of Gudsø Vig. Gudsø Mølleå delimits the area to the west, and Gudsø Bæk delimits to the east.

Large areas lie like reed swamps with grazed areas in between. A number of rare plants grow, such as Samel in the more humid areas.

The nature area is an eldorado for bird watchers. The cove is home to most Danish duck species, a number of whooper swans and blish hens as well as cormorants, which have a small colony on Kidholmene; the two small islands in the cove.

There is limited access to the area via Gudsø Engvej, and it only takes place on foot or by bicycle.

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