Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

The medieval town of Stege, Møn’s largest city, is the perfect setting for a diverse holiday home break filled with history and culture – in addition, Møn’s specta­cu­lar natural areas are close by. Stege is a trading town in the tra­di­tio­nal sense, with an active port and a vibrant city centre. The cobbled streets and colourful buildings create a charming backdrop, and the old castle ruin, beautiful church and well-preserved medieval castle gate make the city something quite special. Don’t miss out on a trip to Møns Klint, and Stege Nor, a shallow coastal lagoon that runs out into Stege Bay.

The area is divided into Langdal, Søn­der­strand and Landsende and offers lush and rich nature with plan­ta­tions, forests, heathers and dunes. A stone’s throw from here you will find Søn­der­stran­den, one of Rømø’s gems with its wide, desert-like sand surface that invites you to spend wonderful days by the water. Try, for example, beach sailing, kite buggying or hop on a surfboard. The beach is also perfect for relaxing walks, where you can enjoy the mag­ni­fi­cent view and maybe even spot seals on the coast. Finally, dive into the area’s art scene and visit some of the small galleries and workshops.

Col­loqui­al­ly, Klit­møl­ler is known as “Cold Hawaii”. The area by the North Sea is famous for its roaring waves and great wind con­di­tions. Surfers from all over the world travel here to try their strength against the waves. … and you will, of course, find room for sun­bat­hing and re­laxa­tion on the wide beaches in Klit­møl­ler to the sound of roaring waves, laughing and squealing. The town centre of the area oozes holiday spirit. Here you will find small cafés and local shops where you can buy anything from local arts and craft to surfing equipment. Klit­møl­ler is part of Thy National Park. This means that you will have the wild, ent­hral­ling nature right outside your cottage door.