The Beach

The Palm Beach has quickly become a magnet for tourist and locals, who like to go for a swim. The Palm Beach has broken away from the norm for Danish and North European beaches. The purpose is exactly that: to challenge the conventional idea of what is possible on a Danish beach.

About the Beach
The Palm Beach itself is about 400 meters long and 30-50 meters wide. The sand beach is child-friendly, and the water is clean and clear. Sand dunes provide shelter from the wind and room for undisturbed sunbathing.

Palm Shade and Sunshades made of Seaweed
Do you prefer enjoying your day at the Palm Beach in the shade? Then feel free to choose a spot under the seaweed-sunshades or under the palm leaves.

Loungers for only 20,- dkr
Rent a lounger if you prefer to avoid getting sand into your bikini/shorts. Find the best spot under the palms and enjoy the sun (and the lounger) for as long as you like.

Beach Bar
A beach bar (or outdoor kitchen) is located in the middle of the beach. With some creativity, you'll have the perfect setting for your own beach party.

Beach Volley
Six beach volley courts (international measurements) are located in between the sand dunes behind the Palm Beach. Another one is located in the middle of the Palm Beach and a beach volley net is located in the water. In 2007, two beach handball courts were added to the collection of courts.

Parking
Free parking spaces are available close to the Palm Beach, and wheelchair users have easy access to the beach at its southern end as well as to the north of Rønnerhavnen (a small yachting marina to the north of the Palm Beach).

Blue Flag
The Palm Beach has a Blue Flag status, which means that the water quality and the toilet facilities at the beach are top notch.

Should you grow tired of the tropical atmosphere, you’ll find an ordinary Danish beach to the north as well as to the south of the Palm Beach.