Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

In the middle of the Eastern Funen, you will find the small town of Marslev oozing genuine village bliss. The area is sur­ro­un­ded by luxuriant fields, small forests and open co­un­trysi­de. In Marslev, you can delve into the charm of the small local community, explore the nearby establis­hed nature trails or visit the historic churches in the area. For example, you can visit the village church in the town dating back to the Middle Ages and known for its many ar­chi­tec­tu­ral details. The me­tro­po­lis on Funen, Odense, is just under 10 km away so you have all the at­tra­ctions of the city within reach.

Wonderful Dueodde is located on the southern tip of the island and is famous for its stunning beach. Immerse yourself in the dune landsca­pes and white sand as far as the eye can see. The wide, sandy beach is ideal for pleasant days by the water with beach games, sun­bat­hing, and swimming. The area offers plenty of lovely trails that you can enjoy by bike or on foot through conifer plan­ta­tions, forest areas, and dune landsca­pes and past the old ligh­t­hou­se, where you can enjoy bre­ath­taking views. For ad­ven­tu­rous in­di­vi­du­als, there are plenty of options to try different types of water sports.

Col­loqui­al­ly, Saltum is known as the “Alps of Jam­mer­bug­ten” and not without reason! With the open spaces and luxuriant green fields, Saltum stands out from the other areas in the holiday landscape. If you are lucky, you may even see grazing animals on the hills – like a scene from All Creatures Great and Small. The town of Saltum is espe­ci­al­ly popular for its long-standing tradition of handmade arts and craft in textile and ceramics. So do not miss out on a visit to the local town artisan to find a unique and memorable souvenir to take home.

Havnsø is a seaport on Northwest Zealand. Here you can enjoy life on the beach, which, with its low water, is perfect for water play for people of all ages. Just under 5 km from Havnsø you will find the protected natural area of Eskebjerg Ve­ster­lyng. Known as Zealand’s largest heath, the natural area offers rolling landsca­pes with beaches, dunes and shrubs – and, with any luck, you might also see free-range cattle and horses. From Havnsø you can also enjoy the view of Nekselø Bay, and if you look carefully, you can see Nekselø and Sejerø in the distance. Both islands can be reached by ferry from Havnsø.