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Sand and dune grass on the beach in Höganäs

Beaches

Long, shallow sandy beaches run from Nyhamnsläge to Viken and along Skälderviken, while pebble coves sit beneath Kullaberg's cliffs.

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By the seaMölleHöganäsNyhamnslägeLerbergetVikenJonstorp
Photo: Anna Alexander Olsson · CC BY 4.0
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  1. Overview
  2. Sandy beaches
  3. Pebble coves
  4. Where to do it
  5. More things to do
  6. Reviews

The peninsula has two kinds of beach. Sand lines the Öresund coast from Nyhamnsläge to Viken and the Skälderviken shore around Jonstorp, with long, shallow stretches that suit families. Around Kullaberg you swim from pebble coves and rock ledges with deeper water.

Beach huts and a bathing jetty at Viken on a winter day

Photo: Magnus Bäck · Public domain

The shore at Lerberget

Photo: Anna Alexander Olsson · CC BY 4.0

Sandy beaches

  • Kvickbadet, Höganästhe town beach by the small-boat harbor, with cafés and minigolf.
  • Tallbacken (Strandbaden)700 meters of sand and stones between Höganäs and Nyhamnsläge, backed by coastal heath and woods.
  • Nyhamnsläge and Lerbergetvillage beaches with piers, handy if you're staying nearby.
  • VikenVikens havsbad is a long sandy beach with a kiosk and restaurant; Svanebäck is shallow and good for families.
  • Farhult and JonstorpFarhultsbadet and Revet have very shallow water on the Skälderviken side, good for small children.

Pebble coves

Ransvik, Solviken and Josefinelust on Kullaberg are stony rather than sandy and sit right under the cliffs. Bring water shoes.

Where to do it

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Kvickbadet

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Höganäs's town beach beside the small-boat harbor: shallow sand, a jetty, a boulder park and a sauna for year-round dips.

Tallbacken beach

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A 700-meter sandy beach at Strandbaden, between Höganäs and Nyhamnsläge, with pine woods and a protected coastal heath behind it.

Nyhamnsläge beach

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Nyhamnsläge's village beach on the peninsula's west coast: sand, a long bathing jetty and sunsets over the Öresund.

Lerberget beach

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Two low-key bathing spots in Lerberget, south of Höganäs: a jetty and sand by the harbor, and a sandy beach at the campsite.

Viken beach

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Viken's long, shallow sandy beach on the Öresund, with several jetties, a kiosk and views across the water to Denmark.

Solviken

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Mölle's stony bathing beach at the foot of Kullaberg, with a jetty, a shallow children's pool and a women-only nude bathing area.

All things to do

Kayaking

Paddle beneath Kullaberg's cliffs to sea caves and quiet coves, with rentals and guided trips from Mölle and Arild harbors.

Stand-up paddling

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Rent a board in Mölle or Arild and paddle along Kullaberg's coast or out on Skälderviken bay on a still morning.

Swimming

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Rock baths with ladders, pebble coves under the cliffs, a town beach in Höganäs and a harbor sauna for year-round dips.

Porpoise watching

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Sweden's only resident whale feeds off Kullaberg all year; scan from the cliffs on a calm day or join a summer boat safari.

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