Explore Stand-Up Paddleboarding in Denmark

Fyn and the surrounding islands are the perfect destination for water sports. You can paddle practically everywhere - in harbours and marinas, on lakes, in bays, on the sea, and on rivers. The perfect SUP tour in the UNESCO Global Geopark of the South Fyn Archipelago starts from Rudkøbing Harbour on the island of Langeland and ends on the small island of Strynø, welcoming you with charming island life and tasty local ice cream. You've earned it after your active trip!

Take your paddle board to Fanø – a small island with a big heart. The island's 16 km long sandy beach is a great place for fun wind and speed games. On the board or off, you can explore the impressive Wadden Sea National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site connecting the area, or dive into the local island culture. 

The atmospheric harbour town of Juelsminde is located in an area of East Jutland that we call "coastal land". And for good reason! Juelsminde is surrounded by water and beautiful sandy beaches almost everywhere you turn. Paddle out to the tip of the distinctive Bjørnsknude reef, where two seas meet. From there, you can enjoy quite a unique view over Fyn, the islands of Endelave and Samsø, and Vejle Fjord.

From the small beach of Hammerhavn (Hammer Harbour), you can paddle out through the harbour entrance and head south towards the rock formation Kamelhovederne - the so-called "Camel Heads". Along the trip, encounter some of Denmark's most beautiful and dramatic nature; cliffs towering more than ten metres high and sea caves inviting for a paddling detour. Oh, and you can even spot Northern Europe's largest castle ruin, Hammershus, from the water.

Get a unique paddling experience through Copenhagen’s canals among small boats, kayaks, yellow harbour buses, and, well, locals and visitors taking a dip. Enjoy the buzzing urban life in what has become Copenhagen's blue park, one of the city’s preferred recreational areas. Experience award-winning architecture, historical buildings, and generally good vibes - all from your paddleboard.

At Hvide Sande, you can try your hand at the crashing waves of the North Sea. If you're already an experienced paddler, check out SUP Wave! If you still need a little help on the board, the local surf school is happy to get you started with good tips, tricks and the right equipment. Hvide Sande is also the location of Scandinavia's biggest water sports festival WATERZ, which takes place every year in September - and is just another great reason to visit!

Push off and slide out on the water to become one with nature in Himmerland. Enjoy the calm around you and experience the impressive views that are guaranteed, no matter where your paddle tour starts! We suggest heading off from Løgstør with a view of the Viking ring fortress Aggersborg - the newest of Denmark's UNESCO World Heritage sites - or at Mariager Fjord overlooking the beautiful landscape at Bramslev Bakker.

Glide on your paddleboard through the crystal clear waters of Brassø, part of the Silkeborg Lakes, in Denmark's outdoor capital Silkeborg. Experience the unique nature where Denmark's longest river, Gudenåen, runs through and where the world's oldest still operating paddle steamer - the historic Hjejlen - slowly moves through the idyllic landscapes.

Enjoy the panoramic view while paddling in Denmark's largest nature park - you might even spot porpoises! Along the beautiful coastline, you can hunt for fossils before you end the day at Øster Strand, the beach with the most beautiful view over Lillebælt (the Little Belt). If you're up for more activity - and not afraid of heights, make sure to go for a Bridge Walking tour at Den Gamle Lillebæltsbro.

Det Blå Rum - which literally means "the Blue Room" - is a relaxing outdoor space for everyone who is up for water and nature activities! Facilities include bathing piers, boat and kayak spots, saunas with a view, a fire pit, and so much more. When you hop off your board, you can also visit Løvbakke Dyrehave, where deers roam freely, and explore the beautiful, varied nature with heather hills, grasslands and forests.

With a blooming local SUP and surfing community, Rødvig in Stevns is the perfect starting point for a SUP trip in South Zealand. From there, you can paddle along Stevns Klint, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This site is not only a beautiful natural backdrop from the water but also offers lots of cultural experiences on land, such as the Cold War museum and the interactive Stevns Klint Experience centre showcasing immersive stories about the time when dinosaurs roamed the area.

Explore the Limfjord and its beautiful surroundings as you paddle around the charming island of Egholm. From the Limfjord, you can enjoy panoramic views of both Nørresundby and Aalborg, where cultural heritage and modern city life meet in a picturesque setting.

Come and experience the good vibes at Lynæs Surfcenter! No matter what you're up for, you'll find it here - a trip in the water, a burger in the bar, Instagrammable accommodation or simply a fine cup of coffee. It's also the perfect spot to try out water spots for the first time. Or if you just want to enjoy the sun, surf vibes and cold drinks in the shade. Well, now you only need to decide if you'd like to stay for a day or two, or three...

Glide quietly through the clear water and let yourself be captivated by the historic landscapes. Experience nature and history as you follow in the footsteps of the old border guards. An unforgettable experience awaits you along the coast of Southern Jutland, where you can also enjoy the sight of the majestic Sønderborg Castle, an impressive symbol of the region's history and beauty.

The 20 km long white sandy beach at Marielyst is not only one of the most beloved beach destinations in Denmark, it also welcomes you to fantastic active trips in, on and around the water! Discover nature and wildlife in Bøtø bird reserve or local culture, foodie spots and real summer atmosphere in the cosy 150-year-old seaside town of Marielyst.

Take your SUP board with you to discover Denmark's very own blue lagoon! The Blue Lagoon on Mors, near Ejerslev Havn, is known for its clear water and beautiful surroundings, and it attracts both locals and visitors looking for a calm and scenic experience. Whether you are an experienced paddler or a new beginner, this hidden gem on the island of Mors offers a unique opportunity to combine tranquility, adventure and natural beauty.

Explore Thy National Park from your paddleboard as you glide over the water in the scenic Vandet Lake. From the floating bridge you get a fantastic view of the clear water, you can enjoy birds chirping and feel the wind in your hair while discovering the beautiful surroundings. With its calm, flat water, the lake is the perfect location for beginners and experienced paddlers alike. Here, you can hone your skills before trying your hand at the strong waves of the North Sea.

Explore Roskilde Fjord on a paddling adventure starting from the beautiful Vigen Strandpark. From here you can enjoy stunning panoramic views of Roskilde city, home to UNESCO World Heritage site Roskilde Cathedral and the impressive Viking ships at the Viking Ship Museum.

The calm waters along the west coast of Zealand present the perfect conditions for a ride on your paddle board. Just a stone's throw from the UNESCO-listed Trelleborg Viking Castle is the Halskov Ferry Port - an ideal place to start your SUP trip. Just after a few meters, a 180-degree view of the open sea and the Great Belt Bridge appears in front of you.