Nyhamnsläge is a town on the Øresund Strait, now part of the nearby town of Höganäs. There is a sandy beach with a pier and a marina.
Until the 19th century, Nyhamnsläge was a settlement with only a few houses. Its development took place with the construction of a fishing harbor and a small shipyard. When in the second half of the 19th century the first summer vacationers also appeared in the village. Two guesthouses were built for them and a walking pier was built.
Today, Nyhamnsläge is a quiet summer resort. Guests can enjoy the sandy beach overlooking the Danish coast across the Øresund Strait. A highlight of Nyhamnsläge is Park Krapperups with Krapperups Castle, located a few kilometers outside the village. The fortress surrounded by a moat is open to the public, and the Krapperups Museum operates in the former farm buildings. Walking along the park paths, you can reach a small hill where the Bracke Windmill stands. It offers a nice view of the surrounding area.
