Surf spots and live cams in Denmark

• Agger Channel Agger · Advanced · Point break
  A right-hand sand point at the southern tip of Agger Tange, next to the breakwater at the mouth of the Thyborøn channel.
• Agger Intermediate · Beach break
  A long sandy coast with stone groynes from the last pier north of Agger Tange to the piers south of the village.
• Lyngby Lyngby (Thy) · Intermediate · Beach break
  A straight stretch of coast in Thy National Park, once known for steady barrels right on the beach.
• Stenbjerg Intermediate · Beach break
  A little-known beach by the old fishing landing at Stenbjerg, between Lyngby and Vorupør.
• Vorupør – South Side Nørre Vorupør · Advanced · Jetty
  The beach on the south side of Vorupør's big pier.
• Vorupør – Small Pier Nørre Vorupør · Intermediate · Jetty
  A small pier at the landing beach in Nørre Vorupør that makes a fun left, and sometimes a right.
• Vorupør Bay (Underdogs, Dead Man's) Nørre Vorupør · Intermediate · Beach break
  The bay north-east of the Vorupør piers holds several beach-break peaks, named Underdogs and Dead Man's by locals; Dead Man's sits where the stream runs out…
• Bøgsted Rende Nørre Vorupør · Intermediate · Beach break
  A straight beach between Vorupør and Klitmøller where a small stream reaches the sea.
• Bunkers Klitmøller · Intermediate · Reef break
  Denmark's best-known wave, named after the German wartime bunkers on the beach just south of Klitmøller.
• Klitmøller Reef Klitmøller · Beginner · Reef break
  The reef in front of the village, made of stones and mussel beds, runs from just south of the NASA surf club round to its north side.
• Klitmøller – Point Perfect Klitmøller · Beginner · Point break
  A small pier just east of the Klitmøller reef that can make a perfect left peeling off the rocks.
• Klitmøller Bay (Tolderstien, Krovej) Klitmøller · Beginner · Beach break
  The sandy bay east of Klitmøller, with peaks known as Tolderstien and Krovej.
• Hanstholm – Fisherman's Corner Hanstholm · Expert · Point break
  A heavy right-hand sand point by the harbour in Hanstholm.
• Hanstholm – Fakir Hanstholm · Intermediate · Reef break
  A stretch of rocky reef east of Hanstholm harbour, named after the pieces of concrete with iron rods along the shore.
• Hanstholm – Fish Factory (Wind Mill) Hanstholm · Beginner · Beach break
  A beach break east of Hanstholm harbour, named after the old fishmeal factory, just west of a small pier.
• Hanstholm – Middles Hanstholm · Intermediate · Beach break
  The best-known windsurf spot in the area, in the dunes east of Hanstholm harbour.
• Hamborg Hanstholm · Intermediate · Point break
  A left-hand point over rocks and sand east of Hanstholm, also called Alian's or Sjoko's.
• Thorsminde Intermediate · Jetty
  A small fishing village on the sand spit between the North Sea and Nissum Fjord.
• Hvide Sande – South Pier Hvide Sande · Beginner · Jetty
  The beach by the south pier in Hvide Sande, called one of the best wave spots in Denmark by the local tourist office.
• Løkken Beginner · Jetty
  A holiday town on the north-west coast of Jutland, where a breakwater shapes small peaks over sand.
• Vejers Strand Beginner · Beach break
  A wide beach in south-west Jutland, north of Blåvand, with an ordinary beach break that mostly gets wind swell.
• Gilleleje Beginner · Jetty
  A sandbar with some rock next to the east pier of Gilleleje harbour, on the Kattegat coast of north Zealand, an hour from Copenhagen.

Denmark in the guides

• Surfing in March
  March is one of the most underrated months: winter-sized swells start to calm down, the days get long, and the line-ups are still empty from Brittany to Scotland. The water, though, is as cold as it gets, unless you head for the islands.
• Uncrowded winter waves
  South of the Klitmøller crowd, the groyne-lined coast around Agger and Lyngby is quiet, with peaks that change with every storm.
• North Sea and Baltic surf trip
  Cold Hawaii on the Thy coast, with reefs, piers and beach breaks around Klitmøller, Vorupør and Hanstholm, plus the piers of Hvide Sande further south.