Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

A little inland you will find Ølgod, with its unique history and charm. Here you will find a wonderful mix of cultural and hi­sto­ri­cal sights, local dining ex­pe­ri­en­ces, cosy shops, unique nature ex­pe­ri­en­ces and much more. The old railway town is full of soul and charm, and you can pra­cti­cal­ly feel the history in the beautiful old buildings. Visit the historic church or the city’s many museums, which give an insight into life in the region throug­hout history. Ølgod also offers out­stan­ding nature ex­pe­ri­en­ces and many lovely hiking and cycling routes that take you through the varied landscape.

Kolding is the largest town on the east coast of southern Jutland. It is the site of the beautiful royal palace, Kol­ding­hus, in the middle of town and right next to the large Slotssø lake. On the other side of the lake is Slots­sø­ba­det featuring a large water park and excellent sauna, offering plenty of re­laxa­tion and wellness op­portu­ni­ties. The city centre is bustling with life with pe­de­stri­an streets offering great shopping op­portu­ni­ties and plenty of culinary ex­pe­ri­en­ces in the many re­stau­rants and cafés. This is where history, culture and modern city life meet, making Kolding an ideal desti­na­tion for everyone.

Rørvig is a true holiday paradise in Odsherred, known for its idyllic, sandy beaches and mag­ni­fi­cent nature. Visit the cosy harbour, where you can enjoy fresh and smoked fish or sail across to Hundested. Here you can let the young ones catch crab while the adults enjoy an ice cream. In Rørvig, you can go on lovely hikes around Korshage, where you will see migratory birds or ex­pe­ri­en­ce the heath in full bloom. The coastline is perfect for fishing and offers protected places like Skan­se­bug­ten for windsur­fing and kayaking. You can also explore Højsandet and Sand­flugts­plan­ta­gen, or collect mushrooms and wild garlic in the local forests.

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.