Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

With the dramatic and alluring North Sea as your closest neighbour, you will be staying amid some of Denmark’s most beautiful and mag­ni­fi­cent nature during your holiday home break at Vejers Beach. You can bathe and splash around all day long, surf in the wild waters, hunt for amber and clam shells, picnic in the soft sands and much more. On the northern part of the beach there is peace and quiet, wild nature and un­dis­tur­bed wildlife, while on the southern part you can take the car, which is con­ve­ni­ent and allows you to ex­pe­ri­en­ce the long coastline and im­pres­si­ve plains.

There is a reason why this popular summer land area is named Grønhøj (Green Hill). The area is sur­ro­un­ded by mag­ni­fi­cent green nature in rolling hillscape. From Grønhøj, you have direct access to the nature reserve Lille Norge which is a true paradise for those enjoying longer hikes and expl­ora­tion of nature. When ho­li­daying in a summer cottage in Grønhøj, you are also really close to the popular sandy beach in the area. Grønhøj beach is popular for its fa­sci­nat­ing dune landscape, fine sand and crystal-clear water. That is why the beach is perfect for sun­bat­hing and wa­ter­sports as well.

Reersø is a small seaport on the peninsula of the same name, located on Northwest Zealand. The small seaport is charming and idyllic. Here you will find one half-timbered house after another along the town’s country roads. The houses are very well preserved, and several of them date back to the 1600s. In addition to the historic charm of the town, you can also explore the lush natural sur­ro­un­dings in these parts of Zealand. Along the coast, you can enjoy the view of the Great Belt, and try your luck with a fishing rod. Reersø is less than a 30-minute drive from Ka­lund­borg.

The scenic sur­ro­un­dings of Ring­kø­bing Fjord create a par­ti­cu­lar­ly lively at­mosp­he­re, which is perfect for an en­chan­ting stay in a holiday home by the water. Along the fjord, you will find beautiful hiking and cycling routes, cosy re­stau­rants for lunch al fresco, and lots of little rocky coves where you can go fishing. The fjord is also ideal for surfing, sailing or trying out other types of water sports. For the youngest family members, there are several fun and safe play­gro­unds to enjoy and explore. And don’t forget to try out the many cosy re­stau­rants in Skaven to enjoy the local cuisine and at­mosp­he­re.