10 Beaches In Sweden That Are Worth Going On A Vacation To Europe
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Sweden has a number of beaches flanked by the Norwegian Sea, Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Bothnia. The inland lakes and coastal islands are home to the beaches in Sweden which are characterized by the soft immaculate sand that extends to the horizon and the crystal clear water glistening with the sunrays. No matter whether you are a water sports enthusiast or looking for a serene holiday with your family, the beaches, although artificially built, are perfect both during summer and winter.
10 Best Beaches Of Sweden
Here are the ten most beautiful and cleanest beaches in Sweden which are not only famous in this area but also around the globe for the wide range of activities they offer. Make sure to head to these beaches in the early hours of the morning to avoid the afternoon rush.
· Smedsuddsbadet
· Liljeholmsbadet
· Boda
· Sudersand
· Skutberget
· Skanian Beaches
· Varamon
· Ribersborg
· Sandhammaren
· Tylosand
1. Smedsuddsbadet
Among the most popular beaches in Sweden, Smedsuddsbadet in the capital city is quite a bustling site during summer seasons. Tucked in the Ralambshov Park, you will find a sprawling sandy beach along with a lush lawn area where you can enjoy sunbathing. There is no entrance fee and a family-friendly atmosphere along with shallow, clean and clear water makes it a perfect swimming spot for all the members of the family. General amenities include showers, toilets and changing rooms. Enjoy al fresco lunch by the Riddarfjarden calm water.
Location: Kungsholmen district in central Stockholm
How to get there: Take the metro to Fridhemsplan or local taxi
2. Liljeholmsbadet
Just like Smedsuddsbadet, Langholm Badet is another of the famous beaches in Sweden which pulls a significant crowd during summer. Located on the 7th largest island of Sweden, this Stockholm attraction has vast green lawn areas surrounded by bare cliffs standing as sentinels. You can bring your picnic lunch here to have an al fresco lunch on the sand or grab your grub from the outdoor cafe. For water safety and top quality, the beach was awarded Blue Flag.
Location: Northern side of Langholmen, Riddarfjarden which is located near Vasterbron
How to get there: Take taxi from SATS, Ericofood, Coop Nara, Vallingby or Ragsved T-bana. Buses are also available from the above stoppages.
3. Boda
With water sports, campgrounds, soft strand, golf courses and extensive public facilities along the 20 kilometre stretch, Boda Beach is among the top beaches in Sweden. There are sun loungers, dog bathing areas, showers, food kiosks and toilets. Prams are available near the decks leading to beach. Kids can enjoy with soccer tournaments, treasure hunts and beach games while adrenaline-junkies can enjoy boating, snorkelling, beach volleyball and windsurfing. You can also enjoy camping at Krono Camping Boda Sand where you will find an outdoor pool, sauna, bakery, game room and more.
Location: Oland Island on southern Sweden
How to get there: Take Road 137 from Kalmar in Swedish mainland
4. Sudersand
With facilities like food kiosks, accommodations, boat rentals and magnificent views of rocky structures standing by the beach, Sudersand by the Baltic Sea is one of the most popular beaches in Sweden. Clean sand, cafe, ice-cream bar, mini golf course and rocky terrains for hikers make it a perfect family destination. You can stay at the cottages adjoining the beach.
Location: In Faro, a tiny island of the south-eastern Swedish island Gotland which is 200 kilometres south of Stockholm
How to get there: Take Nynashamn-Visby ferry from Stockholm before taking Faresund-Faro ferry
