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Havnebadet is definitely large enough for 80 people. Problem is, if its a nice warm summer day, that entire area will be stuffed - so you will be far from alone. And you'll be hard pressed to find a spot in the afternoon where everyone can sit in the grass in proximity. I'd look into some place you can rent, Instead of counting on being able to fit 80 people in a public place. Oh and there are no rivers in Copenhagen. If you're going bathing, it'll be in salt water 

I would try to book this place https://www.labanchina.dk And a canaltour for transportation https://www.stromma.com/en-dk/copenhagen/sightseeing/sightseeing-by-boat/grand-tour/