Varamon, Bathing site in Motala, Sweden

Varamon, also called Varamobaden, is a beach on Lake Vättern in Motala, Östergötland, and the largest inland-lake beach in the Nordic countries. Its natural shoreline runs about half a Swedish mile, roughly five kilometres, along the water.

The site emerged as a leisure destination during the 1900s as Motala Municipality developed its recreational infrastructure. The arrival of accommodation facilities and amenities transformed it into a lasting feature of summer life locally.

The beach serves as a gathering place where locals and visitors come together during the warmer months to enjoy water activities and lakeside leisure. It reflects how people in this region make the most of their access to one of Scandinavia's largest lakes.

The beach lies along a roughly five-kilometre natural shoreline on Lake Vättern, with the bathing area and its facilities concentrated near the Varamon district of Motala. Kayaks can be rented from the VätternKajak centre by the beach, and several surf clubs operate on the water when the wind is up. The area also holds restaurants, a campsite, minigolf and tennis courts.

The beach's name comes from a sandy heath (mo) that belonged to Vara farm, and the natural shoreline stretches about half a Swedish mile along Vättern. Varamon Surf Club, formerly a windsurfing club, has operated for nearly 40 years and ranks among Sweden's oldest surf clubs.