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Skagen promontory on the northern point of Denmark

$Søndervig, West Coast of Jutland, Denmark - March 14, 2023: The numerous bunkers on Søndervig beach are remnants from World War II. The Germans built them as part of the Atlantic rampart that was meant to protect the Germans against an Allied invasion.\nThe bunkers were built several hundred metres up in the dunes. Since then, the sea has eroded the coast and laid bare the bunkers so almost all of them are now down on the beaches.$

$A full shot of a young boy running along Alnmouth Beach, Northumberland. He is wearing warm clothing smiling into the camera with dunes behind him.\n\nVideos are available similar to this scenario$

Ariel view over Grenen the northernmost tip of Denmark at Skagen, May 30, 2024

Skagen, Denmark - september 28 2014: Wartime bunkers slowly sinking into the sand in sunset light.

North Sunderland Beach just north of Seahouses harbor, the embarkation point for Farne Islands cruises in Northumberland. Bamburgh castle is just visible in the background.

Normandische kust met veel ww2 geschiedenis mei 2025

Boegsted rende natural phenomeneon near the Danish North Sea coast, Denmark

World War II bunkers at daytime on the windy North Sea coast.

$The numerous bunkers on the beach are remnants from World War II. The Germans built them as part of the Atlantic rampart that was meant to protect the Germans against an Allied invasion.\nThe bunkers were built several hundred metres up in the dunes. Since then, the sea has eroded the coast and laid bare the bunkers so almost all of them are now down on the beaches.$

View of Furreby Kystbatteri, WWII (World War II) bunkers located on beach near Løkken bathing town in North Jutland, Denmark

Skagen, Denmark ii world war bunker on the beach

Marram grass on the beach near North Sea in The Hague on sunny day in Netherlands

view of a bunker in the Hirtshals Bunker Museum from the German occupation during World War II

At the beach of Søndervig there are a couple of bunkers from the WW2. They was part of the Westwall and sinking into the sand. This picture, taken early in the morning, shows one of them

A high point view at the Svinklovene over the North Sea and a cliff with dunes full of grass and heather

Large German Bunker fra WW2 at Coast of Denmark buried in Sand on the West Coast Beach

Bomb shelter on the coastline of Skagen headland promontory on the northern point of Denmark during sunny summer day

side view on girl standing in front of old huge german concrete bunker at french beach on sunny summer day

Two children joyfully exploring sand dunes at the beach, embracing a playful day filled with laughter and outdoor adventure

An old bunker slips from the dunes onto the beach on the Danish North Sea coast due to erosion.

Explore the eerie remnants of a concrete bunker, a relic of the past, nestled on the shores of the Albanian coast overlooking the Adriatic Sea

Idyllic shot of waves splashing on rock formations on seashore at beach against cloudy sky

A destroyed World War II bunker on the beach of Cayton Bay, North Yorkshire, England, UK

$23 December 2022. West coast in Denmark.\n\nOn the westcoast in Jutland you find chilometers of beach with old bunkers left by the German Army after 2nd World War - when Denmmark was occupied. This is a historic important memorial so we do not forget.$

$At the beach of Sondervig there are a couple of\nbunkers from the WW2. They was part of the\nWestwall and sinking into the sand.$

side view on girl collecting mussels in front of old huge german concrete bunker at french beach on sunny summer day

Family having fun on beach vacation Children Running

$Søndervig, West Coast of Jutland, Denmark: The numerous bunkers on Søndervig beach are remnants from World War II. The Germans built them as part of the Atlantic rampart that was meant to protect the Germans against an Allied invasion.\nThe bunkers were built several hundred metres up in the dunes. Since then, the sea has eroded the coast and laid bare the bunkers so almost all of them are now down on the beaches.$

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