Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

North of Ker­te­min­de, you have the Hindsholm peninsula with its coast­li­nes spora­di­cal­ly changing between sandy beaches and cliff ledges. From here, you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce the most beautiful landscape with its rolling hills, luxuriant forests and pleasant small villages. On Hindsholm, you will, among other things, find Viby, one of the best preserved villages in Denmark. You will quickly fall for the charm of the small village with its well-main­tai­ned half-timbered houses lining the winding roads. Here you can delve into the local town history. Hindsholm also offers mag­ni­fi­cent nature ex­pe­ri­en­ces with the op­portu­ni­ty for hiking and bird watching.

North of Kolding, where the Little Belt narrows and bridges connect Jutland and Funen, you will find Fre­de­ri­cia. A historic hub with plenty of cultural offerings. The city’s signature at­tra­ction, Fre­de­ri­cia Rampart, is among Europe’s largest preserved fortres­ses and offers fa­sci­nat­ing city walks that bring the city’s military history to life. Go whale watching on the Little Belt or visit the Mads­by­par­ken park with the family – a free excursion spot with lots of fun and play. In the city centre a lively pe­de­stri­an street awaits with shopping options ranging from local spe­ci­a­li­ties to in­ter­na­tio­nal shops.

Snogebæk is located on the southern coast of Bornholm with beautiful Balka Beach and Dueodde as its closest neig­h­bours—some of the island’s best beaches. The town has plenty to offer, including a smo­ke­hou­se where you can sit down and enjoy a meal or buy fresh produce to bring home. You can also visit the cosy shops, which sell local arts and crafts and de­li­ca­cies, or take a stroll along in the harbour to see colourful fishing boats. If you would like to visit a larger town, head north to Nexø. Nexø offers cultural and hi­sto­ri­cal sights, galleries, local arts and crafts, and much more.