Helsingborg Region

Pack your picnic basket and head to Segelstorp's long, shallow, fine sandy beach, perfect for families with young children. Here you can enjoy a fantastic view of the Kulla Peninsula and relax at one of the most beautiful beaches of the Bjäre peninsula.

Råbocka havsbad ia a sandy beach with shallow waters with sandbanks. Place your towel down among the dune landscape, which towards land changes into beach heath and woods. Lovely caves are just behind the dunes — perfect for sunbathing. Toilets, shower, barbecue place, restaurants and a camping site are here for your convenience. At Klitterhus, there is a 100-metre-long jetty with a handicap ramp.

Fria bad, officially Öresundsbadet, is Helsingborg's Copacabana. The beach is centrally located in Helsingborg, but it still offers you sun and bath on a real beach. Örestrandsbadet goes through a daily cycle: neighbourhood residents come early in the morning, sporting bathrobes and ergonomic sandals; during the day, families with children take over; in the evening, youngsters claim the sandy waterfront.

Kvickbadet is the city beach in Höganäs. The beach is very child-friendly, with calm, shallow waters. For the smallest ones, there is also a fun playground. For the older kids, there is a raft for diving and water slides. There's a gym and a bouldering block, if you want to dedicate some time to fitness.

Västersjön and Rössjön is one of Hallandsåsens most beautiful nature areas. At Västersjön, Ängelholm’s largest lake, you can swim, fish and rent rowing boats. The next largest lake, Rössjön, is a protected bird reserve.

A few miles up towards the E4 highway, a stunning natural sight catches your attention — a haven for those who love warm lakes framed by lush forests. The Åsljunga lake has a sandy bathing spot with dressing rooms, a WC, and a diving platform!