Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

The summer land area of Skårup Strand is located 8 km west of Bogense. From Skårup Strand, you can enjoy all the best of Funen coast. The beach is extremely family-friendly with calm, shallow water and fine sand. Here the youngest holiday guests can safely play at the water’s edge and build sandcast­les of various sizes. The beach is also a popular spot for water sports ent­hu­si­asts as the calm water make it possible to jump up on the pad­dle­bo­ard or go kayaking. The area is close to Svendborg where you can explore hi­sto­ri­cal at­tra­ctions, charming shops and homely cafés.

Lønstrup is a cosy fishing village where time appears to stop when you let yourself become ent­hral­led by the charming summer villas from the 1920s, popping up here and there the hills around the town. The town oozes cosy at­mosp­he­re and holiday spirit with narrow, long and winding streets showca­sing one great and well-preserved fisherman’s cottage after the other. Today, the fishermen’s cottages house cafés, re­stau­rants and various art workshops where you can enjoy the local artists’ works of art – and yes, maybe you can buy a local souvenir to take home? A stone’s throw from the town, you will find Lønstrup Strand, known for its clear water and beautiful dune landsca­pes.

With its Blue Flag-cer­ti­fi­ca­tion, you are gu­a­ran­te­ed the best beach and bathing ex­pe­ri­en­ce on Tranum Strand. Here water ent­hu­si­asts and sun­bat­hers alike can enjoy the wide sandy beach; you can splash in the clear water and relax in the sun all day long. Nature lovers can explore the area sur­ro­un­ding Tranum Strand. The numerous hiking trails, dune landsca­pes and moorlands are waiting for you to explore them on foot or on a bicycle. And it is a true Mecca for the four-legged family member. Tranum Strand is known for its local arts and craft. You can pass your creative life in the galleries and workshops in the area.

Just a stone’s throw from Løkken, you will find Furreby and from here, you have the most beautiful views of the roaring waves and dune landsca­pes of the North Sea. If you are a history buff, this is the place to explore in order to learn more about the World War II. Along the coast, you can find a number of overgrown bunkers that bear witness to the hi­sto­ri­cal past of the area. And if adventure and the need for speed are more your thing, you can also jump in the water with a surf- or pad­dle­bo­ard. The area is also perfect for cycling and hiking trips in the sur­ro­un­ding co­un­trysi­de where you can get up close and personal with the beautiful green nature.