Dueodde Beach
Dueodde
A white sand beach at the island's southern tip. The sand is as fine as flour, and the beach is backed by pine forests and dunes. It is one of Northern Europe's most beautiful beaches.
Dueodde Beach lies at the southern tip of Bornholm and stretches for several kilometres. Its sand is extremely fine and white, and was once used for hourglasses. Behind the beach are dunes and pine forests, and the water is shallow and gentle, which makes it suitable for children. From the car park it is about a 10-minute walk through the dunes to the beach, and near the entrance there is a kiosk and a restaurant. You can climb the nearby Dueodde Lighthouse, one of Denmark's tallest at about 47 m, for views of the coast. It is open in summer and charges a small fee. The drive from Rønne takes about 30 minutes.
Opening hours
All day