Nature
Lomma Bay
Overview
Lomma Bay is a shallow coastal bay north of Malmö, Sweden. With gently sloping sandy beaches and calm waters, the area serves primarily as a spot for shore walks, wading, and swimming.
Getting There
The bay is roughly 6.5 kilometers from Malmö Centrum. Traveling from the city center by regional bus, bicycle, or car typically takes 15 to 30 minutes. Visitors arriving via Copenhagen Airport (CPH) can reach Malmö by train before connecting north toward the coast.
Suggested Duration
Allocate 1 to 2 hours for a walk along the shoreline. If visiting to swim or rest on the beach in summer, plan for 2 to 4 hours.
When to Visit
Summer provides suitable conditions for swimming, but warm afternoons bring heavy local crowds. For fewer people, visit on weekday mornings or during spring and autumn for coastal walking. Winter brings cold temperatures and sharp winds.
What to Combine It With
Visits can be paired with nearby outdoor and city destinations:
- Höje River (2.7km): Quiet paths along the riverbank just inland.
- Sege River (4.3km): A natural waterway located south toward the city.
- Malmö Centrum (6.5km): The downtown core for food and transport hubs.
- Universitetsholmen (6.6km): An urban district near the central station.
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors