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Of course as a peninsula, there are all kinds of wonderful places to locate summer camps in Denmark. In fact, Denmark may have more sea front aeas percapita than just about any country given that it is a narrow peninsula and a relastively small area. It is not only a more narrow peninsula that Italy, but has a much smaller population than Italy. Of course we are talking about rather chilly water--the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. Which is the reason why the Danish and German vacioners nowadays taking advantage of cheapm air fares head south for warmer climes when planning their holidays. But there still are quite a number of summer camps operating in Denmark today. But school age children attending these camps would have been mostly pre-teens or younger teens and only a few of them would have been actually swimming in the sea. And given the temperature if the water, the swimers could not have spent much time in the water. Playing in the surff abndd shallows or building sand casttles would have been more likely activities for many of them.
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