Breviksbadet, Bathing site on the Trälhavet in Österåker Municipality, Sweden

Breviksbadet is Österåker Municipality's largest bathing site, on the Trälhavet six kilometres from Åkersberga centre. It combines rocky outcrops with a sandy beach, and a smaller area in the southeast is set aside for nude bathing, with a few rocks and a small sandy beach.

Breviksbadet is a municipal bathing site on the Trälhavet, about six kilometres from Åkersberga centre, and the largest bathing place in Österåker Municipality. The sources record no founding date or certification; its history is tied to the municipality's provision of public swimming spots along this inlet, with rocks and a sandy beach used for bathing and a small nude-bathing area set aside on the south-eastern shore.

Breviksbadet lies by Trälhavet in Österåker Municipality, and its name comes from the nearby Brevik area. Bathers use both the rocks and the sandy beach, while a small section in the southeast is set aside for nude bathing, a Swedish custom at many municipal beaches. A kiosk with a mini-golf course and a grill sit by the textile beach.

Parking sits a couple of hundred metres from the bathing area, and the bus stop is a ten-minute walk away. Toilets and rubbish bins are on site, but there is no drinking water, so bring your own. A kiosk with a mini-golf course, a playground and a grill stand near the textile beach.

Breviksbadet has a small area set aside for nude bathing on its southeastern side, made up of a few rocks and a little sandy beach. It is separated from the textile beach, so visitors can choose between the main swimming area and this quieter rocky corner.