On my way back to the airport I saw a beach on the way, just by the road. A quick swim was called for, after a lot of sweaty skiing and bunkering and travel around Copenhagen.
There's a parking place, a few tables, steps to the beach, and a pier. The bottom is all sandy, and shallow all the way out.Very easy to swim. A bit of algae floating around though, but not too bad.
The beach is at N 55.42067 E 12.23420. More information about Solgårdsparken which is the park behind the beach can be found here.
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