Lakes and bodies of water in South Zealand & Møn

The south Zealand lakes and bodies of water are a playground for many fun activities. You can swim, sail, go SUP surfing, fish or simply sit down with a picnic basket and enjoy the view.

Ugledige

Photo: VisitSydsjælland-Møn

Photo: Visit Sydsjælland & Møn

Tystrup-Bavelse Lakes

Today the area around the Tystrup-Bavelse Lakes is preserved and part of it is owned by the state - including Hørhaven and Kongskilde Friluftsgård.

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Ravnstrup Lake Nature Reserve

Ravnstrup Lake covers about ten hectares. The lake was purchased by the Bird Protection Foundation/the Danish Ornithological Association in 1983.

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Tryggevaelde River Valley

The river Tryggevaelde is one of Zealands largest rivers. It starts at Ulse lake at Bregentved. The river has 19 tributarys the largest being Stevns river, that starts north of St.

Photo: Museum Sydøstdanmark

Holmegaard Moor

There are only 27 hectares left of the original moor. The peat has been dug up and used to fuel the ovens at Holmegaard Glass Works, as well as being used by the local population.