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.

Løkken is a popular holiday town and we can see why. Here you have a sandy beach and a vibrant town life in one single place. The fine sandy beach is a true paradise, whether you are into sun­bat­hing or water sports. Sur­ro­un­ded by dune landsca­pes, fine sand and crystal-clear water, Løkken beach has it all. On the main street and nearby alleys in town, you will find eve­ryt­hing from local spe­ci­a­list shops to modern clothing shops. And in the summer, the streets become extra lively with market days, musical events and cultural events to the delight of the townspe­op­le and ho­li­day­ma­kers.

Spend an exciting holiday home break in Vor­ding­borg, rich in hi­sto­ri­cal buildings, city life, nature and cultural at­tra­ctions. Beau­ti­ful­ly sur­ro­un­ded by sea and nature, the majestic city welcomes you. The old town centre has cobbled streets and old houses, and is a lively and charming gathering place with plenty of shops and city life. Ex­pe­ri­en­ce the area from above, if you pay a visit to the famous Gåsetårn (Goose Tower), the remains of the old Vor­ding­borg Castle. Visit the city’s exciting museums, which give you an insight into Vor­ding­borg’s history and important place in Danish history.