Svenstrup Beach

Beach Description

The beach area is less than 100 metres long and is not a traditional sandy beach, but rather a grass-covered coastal foreland. Along the shoreline, there are large rocks, meaning that swimming is mainly done from a bathing jetty. The beach is located at the end of a cul-de-sac – Svenstrup Strand – accessible via either Østre Hougvej or Ulvsbjergvej.

There are two boat jetties at the beach, along with slipways located at each end of the area. A lifeguard station is established on-site to ensure the safety of visitors.

Seabed and Water Conditions

The water is generally shallow, and the seabed consists mostly of sand, with some stones, seagrass, and various types of macroalgae.