Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Reersø is a small seaport on the peninsula of the same name, located on Northwest Zealand. The small seaport is charming and idyllic. Here you will find one half-timbered house after another along the town’s country roads. The houses are very well preserved, and several of them date back to the 1600s. In addition to the historic charm of the town, you can also explore the lush natural sur­ro­un­dings in these parts of Zealand. Along the coast, you can enjoy the view of the Great Belt, and try your luck with a fishing rod. Reersø is less than a 30-minute drive from Ka­lund­borg.

A village at­mosp­he­re and the bliss of Southern Funen is probably what make Faldsled famous and no wonder. In the cobbled streets and alleys of the town, you can see well-preserved half-timbered houses that bear witness of the days before the dawn of time. And this little village is hiding a genuine ga­stro­no­mic gem. This is home to the famous gourmet re­stau­rant, Falsled Kro. The small village is sur­ro­un­ded by open co­un­trysi­de and rolling fields as far as the eye can see. Explore the many scenic routes of the area winding through the co­un­trysi­de and along the coast and get close to the nature of Southern Funen.

Beautiful Østmøn invites you on a holiday home break in the middle of some of Denmark’s most specta­cu­lar nature. There are plenty of excur­sions, for example, to charming Klintholm Harbour, and lovely beaches, such as Ulvshale and Råbylille – and don’t miss out on fantastic Møns Klint, which is close by. Visit the cosy little island of Nyord, which awaits with an idyllic island vibe. Østmøn also offers re­stau­rants, local spe­ci­al­ties and cosy harbour eateries, where you can settle down and enjoy the at­mosp­he­re. There are also cultural and hi­sto­ri­cal ex­pe­ri­en­ces in store and ancient relics to find if you are lucky.