
Scheveningen
The Hague · 🇳🇱 Netherlands
A wide North Sea strand beneath a pier and the historic Kurhaus hotel, the Netherlands' grand seaside resort.
In season the water at Scheveningen (The Hague, Netherlands) reaches about 19°C. Best months: Jun-Sep. The beach flies the Blue Flag for water quality and safety.
Open Scheveningen on the interactive map →- Sea temperature
- ~19°C in the warm season
- Water
- Cool, gentle North Sea blue
- Sand
- Wide golden sand
- Swimming
- Gently shelving; lifeguarded in summer
- Surf
- A popular North Sea surf and kite beach
- Best time to visit
- Jun-Sep
- Setting
- The Netherlands' grand resort beach with a pier and belle-époque hotel
- Beach type
- City & resort
- Blue Flag
- Yes
- Region
- Europe
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Scheveningen: frequently asked questions
Where is Scheveningen?
Scheveningen is at The Hague, on the coast of Netherlands.
What is the sea temperature at Scheveningen?
In the warm season the sea at Scheveningen reaches about 19°C. Cool, gentle North Sea blue.
When is the best time to visit Scheveningen?
The best time to visit Scheveningen is Jun-Sep. Europe's beach season peaks in July and August, with June and September quieter and cheaper.
What kind of sand does Scheveningen have?
Scheveningen has wide golden sand.
Is Scheveningen good for swimming?
Gently shelving; lifeguarded in summer.
Can you surf at Scheveningen?
A popular North Sea surf and kite beach.
Does Scheveningen have Blue Flag status?
Yes — Scheveningen holds Blue Flag status, awarded for bathing-water quality, safety and facilities.
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