Eagleworld

Experience the wonders of nature in full splendor.

Since the earliest times, humans have had a special relationship with birds of prey. This connection can be felt at Eagleworld. Here, you gain unique views of some of the sky’s most fascinating birds. You are also taken on a historical journey, from classic falconry on horseback to modern techniques.

Shows take place outdoors.

Eagleworld lies in the distinctive dune and forest landscape of northern Jutland, near Skagen. Outdoor seating surrounds the Eagle Reserve lake. From here, you can watch the birds move freely in impressive natural surroundings.

60 minutes in good company.

Each show lasts about an hour, though timing may vary as it always follows the birds’ conditions. You are introduced to classical falconry, practiced throughout history and still used today. Skilled communicators bring you close to each bird and explain their unique biology.

Very close.

The birds are seen in flight, but close encounters are also a priority. At times, they move among the audience. You can observe how falcons are trained by falconers on horseback. Eagles are trained in similar ways. As a unique feature, you may see eagles hunting in coordination with a moving car.

You will encounter three species of falcons, all extremely fast, and four species of eagles. There is also the special Lamb Grab, which may not be a vulture at all. In addition, new animals, both four-legged and winged, are continually introduced.

Eagleworld.

More than 100 falcons and eagles live in the reserve, about 20 km south of Skagen. The Eagle Reserve was founded in 1980 by Frank Wenzel. It is now run by his son, Peter Frank Wenzel. A visit is recommended if you are staying at Sindal Camping or nearby.