Nymindegab Strand

Nymindegab Strand, located 500 meters from the same-named town on Denmark's west coast, is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the country. This is due in part to the fact that the region contains some of the longest stretches of North Sea coast.

Ringkbing Fjord's southernmost point is where the beach can be found. Despite its name, the "fjord" is a lovely shallow lagoon rather than the steep massive rock formations you might expect.

Nymindegab Strand's shoreline is a mix of pristine, wind-blown white sand and grassy dune areas. It's a popular family beach with a happy, peaceful, and welcoming vibe. The water is generally cool, making it a pleasant place for families to go swimming during the long summer months. Families can stop at any of the nearby cafés or kiosks for local snack favorites.

The beach is backed by large lyme grass-covered dunes on one side and the roaring North Sea on the other. A number of well-preserved WWII-era concrete bunkers are scattered among the dunes.

• Locatiion: Nymindegab Strand, South Denmark, Denmark