Beaches

Take the family to one of Denmark's best beaches and get an experience in the most beautiful holiday town, Marielyst.

The small village of Hesnæs on the east coast of Falster is best known for its harbour, cosy thatched houses and the restaurant Pomle Nakke. But don't forget the beach!

Femø Havn Strand is a lovely sandy beach located just west of Femø Harbour, where the ferry from Kragenæs arrives several times a day.

Beautiful beach area with Denmark’s second longest swimming jetty and high water temperatures at Nakskov Fjord Nature Park.

Lovely child-friendly beach with disabled access and great surfing conditions

Bandholm is located on the north side of Lolland and offers a nice little beach with views of Askø and Lilleø, and behind it lies the iconic Bandholm Badehotel.

Hummingen Strand is one of the many lovely sandy beaches along the south coast of Lolland, where the dike protects against inland flooding.

Denmark's oldest bathing establishment from 1870, with access to the water via a 20 metre long pier with an inclined ramp.

Gedesby Strand is a good and child-friendly beach.

The beach is also called Skansen, an entrenchment, because it is situated close to one. The beach is very child friendly due to its low fountain. There are trees and bushes which provide shade on the ...

One of Lolland's most child-friendly beaches is located on the south-west side of the island, and it's is also perfect for walking and cycling.

The beach outside Lalandia Holiday Centre is a lovely sandy beach with a bathing jetty and great view of the Baltic Sea. Lalandia Holiday Centre offers many activities including shopping facilities...

You may not have heard of Elkenøre, but if we say Marielyst, holiday homes and beach atmosphere on Falster, you're on the right track!

The winding path ends in Gedser's small beach by the marina. Stop by for a dip or enjoy the view from the table and benches.

Sildestrup Strand is located next to the holiday home area Marielyst on Falster. It's quieter than further south near the centre, but the beach is just as inviting.

Nybølle Kastager beach is located on the north side of Lolland, east of Kragenæs. The locals put up a jetty in the summer so it's easy to get into deep water.

Whether you're visiting Askø and Lilleø for a single day or spending several days here, a dip in the warm waters of Askø Harbour is a delight.

Sandstranden Sletteren is located at the easternmost point of Fejø, in a lovely natural area overlooking the ferry to Femø and a fantastic view of the surrounding islands.

Dreaming of swimming in a lake? Maribo offers a nice little sandy beach at the kayak club, with tables and benches, toilets and a playground.

Kragenæs Marina Strand, located as part of Kragenæs Harbour, offers a shallow pier with a fine sandy bottom without stones, making it ideal for both children and adults.

Bredfjed Strand near Rødby is known for its child-friendly conditions with shallow areas that make it safe and fun for the little ones to play in the water.

Lovely long and wide beach with very fine sand, both on land and in the water. Hyldtofte is located just south of Rødby and the ferry to Puttgarten, and the beach is 300 metres long and 20-30 metres w...

Swim in the Baltic Sea, walk on Denmark's longest dike or have lunch at the tables and benches set up at Maglehøj Strand, just south of Nakskov.

Cosy bathing jetty next to a cottage area south of Vesterby Harbour, where the ferry sails to Lolland.

Enjoy the warm waters of the small, fine sandy beach north of Kragenæs Harbour before you take the ferry to Femø or Fejø, or after visiting Dodekalitten.

Kragenæs Marina Strand, located as part of Kragenæs Harbour, offers a shallow pier with a fine sandy bottom without stones, making it ideal for both children and adults.