Strandene på Anholt

The best beaches in the Aarhus Region

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The beaches stretch as far as the eye can see, with many child-friendly beaches offering soft, white sand and plenty of space for swimming, playing and fun. The East Jutland coast is known for its shallow waters, making it a popular and child-friendly holiday destination every summer. 

Beach, water and cosiness

Take a dip in the refreshing water, build sandcastles along the coast, find the best SUP spots or enjoy a relaxing day sunbathing and picnicking on the beach. With 360 kilometres of coastline waiting to be explored on your holiday in the Aarhus Region, you're sure to find the perfect spot for your holiday experience.

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Grenaa Beach
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Grenaa Beach

The perfect place for the family to enjoy a picnic. In summer there is a rescue tower with lifeguards on the beach.

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Fjellerup Beach
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Fjellerup Beach

Fine sandy beach with shallow water.

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Bønnerup Beach
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Bønnerup Beach

Bønnerup Beach on Djursland's northern coast has a lot of life in the summer months and is right next to Bønnerup Harbour. The sandy white beach is perfect for the whole family.

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Boeslum Beach
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Boeslum Beach

The beach has a wide grass and flower-covered meadow, fine white sand beach and beautiful clear water, which gets deep quite quickly, but nevertheless is a good family beach.

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Ahl Beach
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Ahl Beach

Shallow water, sandy banks and plenty of birdlife. The water on both sides of the ferry port is shallow and warm, with large sandy islands that appear at low tide.

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Vibæk Beach
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Vibæk Beach

The beach is generally very child and disability friendly.

 

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Ballehage Beach
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Ballehage Beach

Ballehage Beach is located at the edge of Marselisborg Forest, 2 miles south of the city centre.

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The Harbour Bath in Aarhus
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The Harbour Bath in Aarhus

The Harbor Bath is designed by the famous Danish architect Bjarke Ingels Group BIG. The triangular floating complex comprises a rectangular 50-metre-long swimming pool, a circular diving pool, square ...

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Femmøller Beach
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Femmøller Beach

Close to town and summer houses, child and disability friendly. On this stretch, the beaches out to Ebeltoft Vig, are generally quite shallow.

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Moesgård Beach
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Moesgård Beach

Moesgård Beach (or Moesgaard Beach) is a sandy beach at the edge of Marselisborg Forest, 5 miles south of the city centre.

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The bathing establishment Den Permanente
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The bathing establishment Den Permanente

Den Permanente is one of Aarhus' best and most popular beaches and a sea bath consisting of one large common area with changing rooms, toilets and taps - and not far from the city centre. In the summe...

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Bellevue Beach
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Bellevue Beach

Bellevue Beach is located in the outskirts of Aarhus, in Risskov 4 kilometres North of the city centre. This beautiful beach will be your new favourite, if your feet are sensitive; it has the finest s...

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Udbyhøj Beach
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Udbyhøj Beach

Udbyhøj Strand is a family-friendly beach with nearby campsite and playground.

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Anholt Vesterstrand
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Anholt Vesterstrand

Anholt Vesterstrand is a beach near Anholt harbour. The sand there is really fine, and there are nice sandbanks in the water. Anholt Vesterstrand is wide, and from there you can see all the way to Søn...

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Bathing safety: Always look out for signs, follow the applicable bathing advice and be aware of any current conditions.

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