Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Rudkøbing, the largest town on Langeland, is a charming market town with beautiful old houses, cobbled streets and a wa­ter­front con­stant­ly bustling with life. When strolling through the streets and alleys of the town, you get the ex­pe­ri­en­ce of going back in time. But please do not get fooled. Behind the many well-preserved town houses, you will find local shops, re­stau­rants and cafés. When venturing outside the town centre, you will discover that Rudkøbing also has a beautiful nature on offer. Explore the area via one of the many different cycling and hiking routes and ex­pe­ri­en­ce the nature of Langeland up close.

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.

Enjoy the holiday of your dreams in Marielyst immersed in nature, culture, acti­vi­ties and beach life. There is a cosy urban en­viron­ment with a wealth of shops, cafes, re­stau­rants, bars and so much more. The 20-kilometre-long white sandy beach is one of the area’s main landmarks and is nothing short of amazing. You can walk unin­ter­rup­ted for hours, and for the ad­ven­tu­rous, there are ample op­portu­ni­ties to try out different kinds of water sports. The area is also ideal for expl­ora­tion on foot or by bike, and the two water towers offer a fantastic view of the landscape.