Discover Rindby: Beach, Cycle Path and Local History

Rindby combines a distinctive stretch of beach with a variety of activities and traces of local history. If you are looking for a holiday home for a diverse holiday, you can choose between beach days, cycling, water sports, small family outings and cultural discoveries. The range of options makes it worth considering during your travel planning whether nature, exercise, the beach or the history of old Rindby should be your main focus.

Wide Beach and Special Water Sports Areas

The stretch of beach between Fanø Bad and Rindby Strand is considered the best area for swimming. It is very wide and grows wider every year. A new line of dunes has also formed in the middle of the beach. This means the beach can be experienced not only as a place for swimming, but also as a landscape whose shape continues to change.

If you enjoy trying new sports on holiday, you will find a marked area for land sailing and kitesurfing south of the turn-off at Rindby Strand. Wildlife and other guests should be taken into consideration. At Rindby Strand, Club Fanø also offers instruction in blokarting. Two kilometres south of Rindby Strand, a beach sports camp also offers landboarding courses. These options appeal to different ways of actively experiencing the beach, without requiring you to dedicate your entire stay to a single activity.

Cycling Between Dunes, Forest and the Wadden Sea

A cycle path from Rindby runs via Albuevej to Hansodde on the Wadden Sea and continues to Annesdalbjerg. Its route follows the boundary between forest, dunes, meadows and the Wadden Sea. For planning your day, the changing landscapes are therefore particularly interesting: On a cycling tour, you encounter different types of landscape rather than heading for just one destination. Accommodation in Rindby can therefore be a good option to consider if you enjoy spending your holiday days combining the beach with cycling trips.

Old Rindby and Local Special Features

Rindby also has its own character away from the beach and sports. Old Rindby originally consisted of just a few farms. It is home to a meeting house and Søndre Kirkegård, which is considered the oldest cemetery in the parish. Old Rindby also has a large arts and crafts shop. These places and facilities give your holiday a quieter, culture-oriented side and offer reasons to view Rindby as more than just a starting point for activities.

Mini Golf, Play Area and Padel

For an easy-going activity, Pirat Minigolf in Rindby is a good option. The facility has 18 holes, is designed as a pirate mini-golf course and has artificial turf. This creates a separate activity for a day when spending time playing together, rather than taking a long trip, is the focus.

Rødgaard Camping has an indoor play area. Visitors who are not staying at the campsite can also use it for a small admission fee. Fanø Padel, the padel court, is also located at Rødgaard Camping and can be used for a game. When choosing your holiday home, this means you can select Rindby as your destination and arrange individual activities according to the weather, your energy levels and the interests of your travel group, without having to follow a fixed order.

Rindby as a Starting Point for Your Accommodation Search

When searching for a holiday house or holiday apartment in Rindby, it is worth considering the holiday rhythm you want. Swimming and water sports will lead you to think of the stretch of beach between Fanø Bad and Rindby Strand. Cyclists will take note of the route via Albuevej, Hansodde and Annesdalbjerg. Those who prefer history, arts and crafts or smaller activities will find suitable points of interest in old Rindby as well as at the mini-golf course, padel court and indoor play area. To compare other locations, you can also view Nordby, Sønderho and Fanø.

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