Sose Bay is associated with the wrecks of 18 Swedish warships from 1678, during the Scanian War. It is described as one of Denmark’s largest historical shipwreck sites. This makes Sose particularly interesting for travelers interested in maritime history.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Sose.
Coast and Nature
The coastal area of Sose offers a peaceful beach and shore experience away from Bornholm’s busier beaches. For travelers seeking a quieter atmosphere on the coast, this character is an important part of the stay.
A stream reaches Sose Beach; following its course leads shortly afterward to the Risebæk Waterfall, a nearby natural feature associated with slate rock.
Sose Beach is a lesser-known, quiet beach on Bornholm’s southern coast. It has high slopes of sand and stones, some rocks, and access to clean sand by the water. Sose Beach and Sose Odde are located on Bornholm’s southern coast, in the coastal area between Arnager and Boderne.
Surroundings and Culture
The surroundings of Sose include Antoinette, Bornholm, Sankt Povls Kirke, and Bodilskirke.
In the wider regional area around Sose are Hullehavn, Sorte Gryde, Hammershus, and Solomon’s Chapel.
Things to Know Before Visiting the Beach
The usual access to Sose Beach is via the Møllerup parking area, located approximately 1 kilometer east of Sose Odde. The nearest toilet is at the parking area.
There is no nearby opportunity to buy food or drinks at Sose Beach; visitors should plan their supplies in advance.
More local pages: Sandkås, Årsdale, Boderne, Arsballe, Nexø, Tejn, Balka, Pedersker.
