Bjerge on Jammerland Bay

Bjerge combines the coast of Jammerland Bay with the protected area near Reersø Vejle and Flasken, offering a variety of opportunities for a holiday by the water. The approximately 9 km-long stretch of coastline runs from Råmosegrøften via Ugerløse Strand and Svallerup Strand to Bjerge Nordstrand and Sydstrand, continuing to the Sukkerkanalen. Those looking for a holiday apartment in Bjerge can plan their stay around days at the beach, nature observation or activities on the water.

Coast and water on Jammerland Bay

On both sides of the Sukkerkanalen, paths lead to the bathing beach on Jammerland Bay. Bjerge Sydstrand has shallow, calm water and is suitable for swimming with the family. At the southern end of the beach, there is also a beach volleyball court and a playground. This makes it possible to combine relaxing hours by the water with exercise and play, without every day of the holiday having to follow the same routine.

The coastal landscape also offers various ways to plan your days. Those who enjoy swimming at the beach can include Bjerge Sydstrand in their plans. Travellers who prefer fishing can fish for free in the Sukkerkanalen; there are also good fishing opportunities from Bjerge Klint. The choice of accommodation in Bjerge may therefore depend on whether swimming, nature observation or a day spent fishing is the main focus for you.

Protected nature and diverse birdlife

Reersø Vejle and Flasken form a 285-hectare area that has been protected since 1979. Flasken is home to diverse and species-rich birdlife all year round. The area also has the status of a bird protection area. Families who want to discover nature will find a clear reason here to experience the landscape and its wildlife alongside the beach.

The Halleby Å at Bjerge Sydstrand is part of the Åmosen/Tissø Nature Park. This connection adds another natural area to the coastal experience. Bjerge is therefore particularly appealing to travellers who want to combine water, open landscapes and observations in nature. The coast and nature give the area a distinct character, without limiting the trip to a single activity.

Paths, picnic areas and practical information

An accessible path runs along the Sukkerkanalen. At Fårehuset, there are tables and benches where visitors can enjoy food and drinks. You can take these fixed points into account when planning a day outdoors, for example when you want to schedule a break between sections of the route, the beach and nature observation. The information supplements the actual excursion destinations with practical guidance on site.

Please note that entering the Fællesfolden is not permitted. However, you can walk along the bank to the outlet of the Halleby Å. On the Bjerge Sydstrand–Reersø route, a somewhat offshore sandbank at the outlet of Flasken must be crossed; wading is at your own risk. If you include this route in your plans, this spot is one of the conditions of the route and should be taken into account accordingly.

The right accommodation for your travel plans

When looking for a holiday apartment or holiday home in Bjerge, it is worth first deciding which days you want to travel: Should the focus be on the shallow water at Bjerge Sydstrand, observing nature at Flasken, fishing in the Sukkerkanalen or a mixture of these experiences? Access to the described paths and the opportunity to plan breaks outdoors may also play a role in your personal choice.

Other places for orientation

If you would like to look at other destinations on this page besides Bjerge, here is a compact selection: Høng, Svallerup, Saltbæk, Havnsø, Vollerup, Nostrup, Drøsselbjerg and Eskebjerg.

For the main travel overview: Kalundborg.