Beaches on Læsø

Læsø has a coastline of approximately 100 km, of which 25 km consist of great beaches. You'll find most of these beaches on the western and northern coasts. In the southwestern corner of Læsø there is a very special beach called "Stokken" (The Cane)

Photo: Lena Weber

Læsøs beaches are very diverse - here's a little guide to your beach trip.

Photo: Læsø Turistbureau© Vesterø Strand

Vesterø Strand

The beach, which extends from Vesterø Harbor and south, is very suitable for families with children.

Photo: Læsø Turistbureau© Østerby Strand

Østerby Beach

Østerby Strand is located west of the harbor

Photo: Læsø Turistbureau© Hvidebakker strand

Hvidebakker

Hvidebakker are a beach with fine sand

Photo: Læsø Turistbureau© Danzigmann Strand

Danzigmann

Danzigmann beach is located east of the Port of Østerby

Photo: Læsø Turistbureau© Storedal strand

Storedal

At Storedal there is a fine sandy beach

Stokken, Sdr. Nyland

You must wade approx. 50 m through the water to reach the elongated sand reef. It's a bit of a rush when the whole family has to go with the necessary things for a beach trip! The stick is approx. 5 km long, so you can easily be yourself.

Stone on Læsø

A stroll along the rocky stretches of the beach in Lilledal and east of the Port of Østerby provides good opportunity for exciting sightings of various stones.

Many of the stones come from the bedrock in our neighboring countries, which are stones such as basalt, granite and gneiss. Lead blocks are stones that exist only as solid rock in a single locality. The most common lead blocks on Læsø are larvikite from Norway, rhombo porphyry and hornfels from the Oslo area as well as cheek bass from Sweden.

Hornekshuset

At Horneks Odde lies the Hornekshuset, which serves as a center for disseminating the area's sea nature. There is a poster exhibition as well as a video film about life below sea level. There are fishing nets, trays and magnifying glass for lending. There are also tables, benches and barbecue as well as new toilet facilities.

Book on stones

Particularly interested in stone, the Tourist Office can buy a small publication 'Stone on the Beach', which is a great help in determining the many different finds that can be made.

Facilities for the disabled

There are 2 drops for wheelchair users to the beach at Vesterø Church and Storedal respectively. At Banstenens parking lot a style has been made for the coastal slope.