Røsnæs – the Ice age peninsula
Start your SUP trip at the maritime house at Nyby Habour and let your wanderlust guide you past the …
Røsnæs
Stand-up paddle
Enjoy the tranquil waterways and the stunning scenery that make each paddleboarding adventure unforgettable.
Stand-up paddle
With the paddle in your hands, you can paddle from experience to experience when visiting Destination Zealand. Whether you step onto your paddleboard, you will get very close to nature, feeling the stress and thoughts leave your body, replaced by peace and quiet. Enjoy the tranquil waterways and the stunning scenery that make each paddleboarding adventure unforgettable.
Røsnæs – the Ice age peninsula
Røsnæs – the Ice age peninsula
Start your SUP trip at the maritime house at Nyby Habour and let … Læs mere
SUP board Bisserup
SUP board Bisserup
If you want to paddle in the true environment of both fishermen and yachtsmen Bis … Læs mere
SUP board Korsør
SUP board Korsør
Where you get the chance to paddle under The Great Belt Bridge and even go to shor … Læs mere
SUP board Skælskør
SUP board Skælskør
Go to Vasebroen and start your Skælskør SUP tour – within minutes you will … Læs mere
The Bay of Musholm
The Bay of Musholm
The shallow water between Svenstrup Beach and Mullerup Habour offers the perfect … Læs mere
The Island of Orø
The Island of Orø
The calm water in Holbæk Inlet offers a stunning chance to SUP quietly whilst se … Læs mere
Experience the world’s best surfers in Copenhagen
Our stand up paddle (SUP) guide is developed in close relationship with Surf & SUP Denmark, the national governing body for surfing and SUP, who will host the World SUP Championship in Copenhagen from September 16-22, 2024.
Everybody is invited to join the event, as the host will organize a huge paddle festival with lots of side activities. This includes the mass-participation event, Copenhagen SUP, which will give you the opportunity to paddle around Copenhagen harbour and experience the vibrant city from the waterside.
SUP Safety
When you are stand up paddling, it is essential that you are aware of certain safety elements. With the following 5 basic rules, we want to help you have a safe trip on the water.
- ALWAYS use a leash (rope that connects you to the board)
- Remember to wear a PFD/life jacket (it’s illegal to paddle without)
- Bring your phone in a waterproof bag
- Don’t go alone on the water and inform someone where you will go and when you expect to return.
- ALWAYS check wind and weather conditions before going out. Do not go out in offshore winds if you are a beginner or slightly experienced.