Tversted Strand

Tversted Strand is a beach on the western coast of North Jutland with clean sand and shallow water for swimming. The wide shoreline provides ample space for sunbathing and water activities of all kinds.

This area became a popular vacation destination in the late 1800s and attracted visitors from across Denmark. That early development shaped the character of the coastal settlement that remains today.

Summer festivals and local gatherings happen here, bringing together residents and visitors around Danish coastal traditions. The activities along the water show how the community uses this space throughout the year.

The beach has parking areas nearby and lifeguard services during summer months for safety. Access is direct from the adjacent Tannisby Camping, making a visit convenient and straightforward.

The beach is part of an unbroken stretch of sand that runs from Skagen to Hirtshals along the northern coast. This continuous line makes for an unusual hiking and cycling experience that visitors often discover by accident.