Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Spend your holiday in the tranquil forest with the chirping of songbirds and the scent of conifers. Enjoy walks in Asserbo Plan­ta­tion, where the trees stand tall and proud and create an amazing at­mosp­he­re. Here you will also find heaths and areas covered in heather, and many good hiking and cycling paths that weave their way through this varied landscape. At the end of the plan­ta­tion, where the forest thins and the dunes begin, you will find the lovely Liseleje Beach. This part of the beach is secluded and peaceful. The town of Liseleje is also a stone’s throw away, with cosy eateries, shops and urban life.

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.

Spend your holiday in the heart of Vejlby Klit, where you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce a wonderful mix of nature and lively local urban life. For example, climb the highest dune, where you’ll be rewarded with bre­ath­taking views of the scenic area – which is also a great spot for an evening walk or a cosy picnic. In the town centre, you’ll find eve­ryt­hing the heart desires when it comes to local shops and eateries, and during the high season there is live music and barbecues several times a week. Finally, immerse yourself in the area’s thriving arts and culture scene and visit a gallery or local artisan shop.

Off the east coast of Jutland you will find the islands of Tunø, Endelave and Hjarnø. Tunø and Endelave are known for their scenic sur­ro­un­dings with hiking trails that guide you through varied terrain with dense forests, open landsca­pes and coast­li­nes as far as the eye can see. Here you can explore the local plant and wildlife. Hjarnø is closer to the mainland and is a testament to the Viking Age, when the island was once home to the old Nordic seafarers. On these islands, you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce a true island vibe with lovely beaches, sea views from all sides and - not least - a welcoming community.