Natural features

Tylösand Beach

Sweden Halland Halmstad

Tylösand Beach
Photo: Katti98, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

One of Sweden's best-known beaches: about 2 km of fine white sand on the west coast, backed by pine forest and dunes. On summer days thousands of people come to sunbathe and swim, and it's known for its sunsets over the Kattegat. Hotel Tylösand, co-owned by Per Gessle of Roxette, hosts summer parties and has a spa and art collection.


The water is shallow and safe for children. There are walking paths through the nature reserve along the coast, and quieter coves to the north. The beach is 11 km west of Halmstad, with regular buses in summer.

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