Lomma offers several distinct highlights for a stay: swimming at the northern beach, the marina, walking paths and birdwatching, as well as traces of history. If you are looking for a hotel in Lomma, this mix can help you decide which side of the town matters most for your trip. The coast, woodland paths and the history of its church architecture offer different ways to shape your plans.
Swimming, the beach and the harbour
Lomma’s northern beach, also known as Lomma Beach, is north of the harbour entrance. There are places to swim near restaurants and services, and visitors can also play volleyball. A pier leads to the northern beach from Strandpromenaden/Stiltjeplatsen. This is a practical landmark for anyone planning a beach visit in Lomma.
Hamnhusen, also known as T-bryggan, is a bathing spot near the centre of Lomma, public transport stops and the harbour district. At T-bryggan, there is an accessible bathing wheelchair on an accessible ramp. Lomma Marina has 500 berths and is visited by thousands of sailors and tourists every year. The coastal area therefore offers both places to swim and a harbour visited by sailors and travellers.
Walking paths, birdwatching and fishing
Kyrkfuret is a woodland area north of Lomma with many walking paths and a rich variety of birdlife. Together with the Haboljungs fure nature reserve, Kyrkfuret forms an important green corridor between Lomma and the coast. The Höje å-stråket walking path runs through the southeastern part of Kyrkfuret and crosses the river Höje å via Kyrkbron. The woodland area thus offers several walking paths as well as a specifically named route with a river crossing.
Östra dammarna is suitable for birdwatching and provides a natural entrance to the town of Lomma. In Stora östra dammen, you can fish for species including roach, pike and perch. Before fishing, check the fishing rules and information about permits. Birdwatching and fishing are two different ways to enjoy time outdoors.
A coastal stage on the Skåneleden
Stage 13 of the Skåneleden between Bjärred and Lomma is 6 km long. It follows the coast into the centre of Lomma, passing the northern beach, Strandfuret and Lomma harbour. Unlike the many walking paths in Kyrkfuret, this stage has a specified route length. This can help with planning if you want to compare a defined coastal hike with your other interests in nature and beaches.
Historical traces in Lomma
A former stone church in Lomma dates from before 1100. Lomma kyrka was built in 1872 and inaugurated on 6 July 1873. The former stone church and the later Lomma kyrka represent different phases in the town’s history. Along with the coast and nature, they offer another point of interest for visitors who want to include Lomma’s history as well as outdoor activities.
Local landmarks to help you plan
Two different public transport details can help you plan a visit to the beach: Lomma railway station is one of the nearest public transport stops for the northern beach. Hamnhusen is near public transport stops, the town centre and the harbour district. When comparing hotels in Lomma, you can take these locations into account alongside your planned beach visits and other activities.
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