Snogebæk Travel Guide

 Sjalen Says:  Near the bus stop at Dueodde, and seen from great parts of the beach itself, is the famous lighthouse. As lighthouses come, this is quite a narrow one and not as impressive as some. However, you see a good deal of southern Bornholm and the Baltic Sea if you climb to its top... 

 Sjalen Says:  What can I say! As the name suggests, this place is a mix of a camp site and hostel. As far as the camping goes, it is three stars. There are a couple of kitchen areas with running water and cookers but not much else, and there are several cleaning stations for camper vans.... 

 Sjalen Says:  Both Dueodde and Snogebaek are possible to reach by bus without too much hassle. To be ctd. 

 Sjalen Says:  I had been recommended a pit stop here by a colleague who is local and she was not wrong. Homemade chocolate is their speciality but there are also other goodies such as coffee. The chocolate pralines often comes as truffle-like concoctions with orange, mint etc. and... 

 Sjalen Says:  I have to stress that I have German family and nothing against Germans! However, at Dueodde they really dominate, even compared to the rest of Bornholm. As you can see in this picture, even the newspaper racks ARE German despite being in Denmark, and on our campsite, our... 

 Sjalen Says:  Much of life in Snogebaek revolves around the little harbour with its long jetty (as the beach is shallow). Here you find souvenir shops and restaurants and sometimes even flea markets and it is a nice place to stroll around.