
Sultry Summer in Oslo: The Best Beach Clubs & Swimming Spots in a Row
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Although Oslo doesn't have traditional sandy beaches, the city offers a surprising number of places to enjoy the sun, water and relaxed atmosphere. Here are some of the best beach clubs and swimming spots in and around Oslo: ( KONGEN MARINA BEACH CLUB BAR & RESTAURANT, Oslo - Menu, prices and restaurant reviews )
🏖️ Kongen Marina Beach Club Bar & Restaurant
Situated on the shores of the Oslofjord, Kongen Marina offers a unique mix of Mediterranean flair and Norwegian coziness. With tables in the sand, palm trees, a glass sauna with panoramic views and a varied menu, it is the ideal place to spend a summer day. You can also rent kayaks and SUP boards. Dogs are welcome, and there are regular DJ sets. ( Almost like being in the mediteranean - Review of Kongen Marina Beach Club Bar & Restaurant, Oslo, Norway - Tripadvisor , Kongen Marina Beach Club Bar & Restaurant, Oslo, Norway - Reviews, Ratings, Tips and Why You Should Go – Wanderlog )
🏝️ Saga – Oslo's Floating Island
Saga is a floating island in Oslo harbour, converted into a trendy swimming and sauna area. With sun loungers, a kiosk, showers and a bright atmosphere, it is the perfect place to relax with a view of the fjord. You can also book a sauna for a complete wellness experience.
🏊♀️ Sørenga Public Pool
Sørenga is a popular spot for both locals and tourists. With a concrete beach, swimming platforms in the water and great views of the city, it is an ideal place for swimming and sunbathing. There are also restaurants and cafés nearby for a bite to eat and a drink. ( Soerenga Public Pool (2025) - All You ... )
🌊 Badeøya – The new swimming paradise
Badeøya, also known as 'Swimming Island', is a floating swimming spot in Oslo Harbour. With a wooden platform, sun loungers and a kiosk, it offers a relaxing atmosphere for a day out. It is a popular spot for both locals and visitors. ( Badeøya Saga: Oslo's best swimming spot ... )
🌅 Operastranda – The roof terrace of the Opera
Operastranda is the rooftop terrace of the iconic Oslo Opera House. With views of the fjord and the city, it is a great place to enjoy the sunset. Although not a traditional beach club, it offers a unique experience with an artistic atmosphere. ( How to Spend a Day in Oslo's Bjørvika District, Home to the Munch Museum )
🧖♀️ KoK Langkaia – Floating saunas and more
KoK Langkaia offers a unique experience with floating saunas, a kiosk and sun loungers. It is a popular spot for both locals and tourists looking for relaxation and a great view of the fjord. ( Badeøya Saga: Oslo's best swimming spot ... )
🌴 Finns Beach Club
Finns Beach Club is a popular venue for both locals and tourists. With a relaxed atmosphere, sun loungers and a bar, it is the ideal place to enjoy the sun and the water. It is a great place for both families and friends. ( FBC Oslo )
Although Oslo does not have traditional sandy beaches, the city offers several unique places where you can enjoy water, sun and a relaxed atmosphere. Whether you are looking for a chic beach club, a floating island or a rooftop with a view, Oslo has something for everyone.