Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Spend your holiday in a summer cottage in the most northern town on Langeland, Lohals. Here you get to ex­pe­ri­en­ce the homely harbour en­viron­ment where townspe­op­le and ho­li­day­ma­kers come together. During the summer, the region invites you to several cultural events. For example, Lohals is hosting the annual meatball festival (Fri­ka­del­le­fest) on Langeland. This is a cultural event ce­le­brat­ing the Danish food culture one summer day each year. You can stop by and enjoy a large homemade meatball while sur­ro­un­ded by music and the local community. In addition to harbour community, Lohals also offers exciting ad­ven­tu­res on the water. Throug­hout the area, you will find the ideal setting for fishing and water sports.

Off the east coast of Jutland you will find the islands of Tunø, Endelave and Hjarnø. Tunø and Endelave are known for their scenic sur­ro­un­dings with hiking trails that guide you through varied terrain with dense forests, open landsca­pes and coast­li­nes as far as the eye can see. Here you can explore the local plant and wildlife. Hjarnø is closer to the mainland and is a testament to the Viking Age, when the island was once home to the old Nordic seafarers. On these islands, you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce a true island vibe with lovely beaches, sea views from all sides and - not least - a welcoming community.

Ærøs­kø­bing is known as the pearl of Ærø and it is one of the best preserved market towns in Denmark. The winding streets, colourful houses and fine history of the town attract visitors from near and far. As you walk around the cobbled streets in the town, you will quickly find yourself back in time. Here you can enjoy the sights and be fa­sci­na­ted by the many old and well-preserved buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries. In the town, you can visit local shops, take part in artisan markets and take a well-deserved break in one of several homely cafés, maybe sampling local de­li­ca­cies.