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A bathing jetty extending 40 metres into the Great Belt gives a stay in Revsøre a tangible connection to the water. At the end of the wide jetty is a 17.5-square-metre platform that can be used for swimming and crab fishing. Nearby, Klokkefrøstien offers a different perspective on the area: the route passes over various surfaces and also runs along the shore. Revsøre thus combines water activities, a varied route and an early historical form of its name.

Bathing Jetty and Swimming Area

The bathing jetty extends 40 metres into the Great Belt and ends at a 17.5-square-metre platform. There, you can swim or fish for crabs. If swimming or crab fishing is part of your plans, the platform is the specific place to enjoy these activities. As the condition of the jetty may depend on local maintenance, check it before your visit.

Revsøre’s swimming area can be reached on foot, by boat, by bicycle or by car. You can therefore choose how to get there based on your preferred mode of transport.

Klokkefrøstien: A Variety of Route Types

Klokkefrøstien runs along small asphalt roads, forest tracks, paths beside hedgerows and sections along the shore. The route is therefore not limited to a single surface: asphalt, forest tracks, hedgerow-side paths and shoreline sections are all part of its description. If you are planning to walk Klokkefrøstien, you can make its changing route types a focus in their own right, alongside the swimming area. Do not assume that the surface is uniform; path conditions can change.

The bathing jetty and Klokkefrøstien offer different highlights for a stay in Revsøre. At the jetty, swimming and crab fishing from the platform take centre stage; on the route, the variety of sections is the defining feature. You can choose based on whether you would rather spend time by the water or on a route, without committing to a fixed order for your stay.

Place Name and Coastal Details

Revsøre was first mentioned in 1664 in the form “Reffsøre”. This is a specific historical reference point: the recorded form of the name differs from the spelling Revsøre used today. There are also several equipment and shelter huts on the seaward side. The early mention of the name and the huts highlight different aspects of the area—a written record and structural details along the coast.

Accommodation in Revsøre

Revsøre Strandcamping offers accommodation in cabins and options for stays in a tent or motorhome. Kitchen and bathroom facilities are also part of the offer described. Several types of accommodation are therefore available: you can consider a cabin, tent or motorhome as a base for your stay. Check which options and facilities are available for your travel dates before booking.

Discover more destinations: Lundby, Lundeborg, Thurø By, Vårø, Åbyskov, Troense, Stenstrup, Eskebjerg

For the wider travel overview: Svendborg Municipality.

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