Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Strandet by the Limfjord is a beautiful holiday home area, ideal for nature and fishing ent­hu­si­asts. In addition to fishing in the fjord or in the sur­ro­un­ding put and take lakes, the area offers plenty of holiday and nature ex­pe­ri­en­ces. Pay a visit to Mønsted Kal­k­gru­ber, Northern Europe’s largest man-made limestone mine, for a truly unique ex­pe­ri­en­ce, as well as Jesperhus Feriepark amusement park, which always offers fun family acti­vi­ties, while the historic Spøttrup Bourg provides an insight into medieval Denmark. Strandet is the perfect starting point for those looking to combine re­laxa­tion by the water with exciting holiday excur­sions.

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.

In charming Stauning you will find culture, nature and an idyllic Danish holiday home setting. Take long walks in the open landscape around Ring­kø­bing Fjord, visit the cosy old harbour, taste local spe­ci­a­li­ties and enjoy the rich wildlife. Stauning is a paradise for bird lovers and anyone who enjoys pristine nature and its fa­sci­nat­ing residents. You can also hop in the fjord or go surfing or sailing – or enjoy a quiet moment building sand castles by the water. Af­terwards, you can sit in the harbour and enjoy a variety of re­fres­h­ments to the sound of bells atop the boat masts.

Bønnerup Strand is a small fishing village on Djursland and a popular holiday desti­na­tion. Here you will find a wide sandy beach with shallow waters - ideal for water sports for the ad­ven­tu­rous, and clamshell hunting for the young ones. Among the locals, the beach is actually known as Djursland’s best, and of course it is also Blue Flag-certified. In the sum­mer­ti­me, the town’s harbour is a well-known gathering place for locals and the area’s many ho­li­day­ma­kers, and there are acti­vi­ties for both young and old. At the harbour you will also find local shops and eateries.