Marbæk Strand

20.6°C Water temp · Jul 23

Denmark Coastal 1 - Excellent 20.6°C

Satellite image of MARBÆK STRAND — Satellite image © Esri

Marbæk Strand is a sandy beach in a heavily used beach park near Frederiksund town. The beach has rapidly increasing depth and is characterized by sand with stones. Water salinity is brackish at 1–2%. The beach has been awarded Blue Flag status.

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Water

Brackish water body with salinity of 1–2%. The beach has rapidly increasing depth. Water flow direction follows wind direction. Substrate is sandy with stones.

Location

Located at the end of Østersvej, 3600 Frederiksund, Denmark, near the old shell works. Parking is available 200 m from the beach edge with good capacity. Accessible parking for disabled persons is provided.

Facilities

Bathing bridge available. No lifeguards on duty; two rescue stations present. Drinking water available. Toilets available. Disabled toilet available. First-aid kit present. Information signage available. Two beach volleyball courts. Bonfire area. Boat ramp. Turning area. Tables and benches. Viewpoint at Ørnebjerg. Litter bins and recycling facilities. Mobile phone coverage. Bus stop nearby.

Season

Monitoring occurs from April to October. Dogs are banned in the Blue Flag Zone from April to October. Dogs are allowed on a leash outside the Blue Flag Zone during summer. Dogs are allowed in the Blue Flag Zone during winter (October to March).

Water Quality

Water quality is classified as Excellent (classification level 4). Monitoring station 184 conducts 13 samples per bathing season. Blue-green algae bloom risk is low, occurring only rarely during several days of calm warm weather. Macroalgae and phytoplankton bloom risk is low, though seaweed may occasionally occur. Heavy rainfall can cause some impact from wastewater, lasting up to 3 days depending on size and current/wind conditions.

Risks

Blue-green algae bloom risk is low. Macroalgae and phytoplankton bloom risk is low. Wastewater impact possible during heavy rainfall, with effects lasting up to 3 days.