Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Bring the family to Northern Als and ex­pe­ri­en­ce a holiday in scenic sur­ro­un­dings with hills, valleys and crystal-clear lakes created and shaped by the Ice Age. Plenty of child-friendly beaches await with the softest sand, perfect for play and re­laxa­tion. Nordborg, Northern Als’ largest city, offers a multitude of great ex­pe­ri­en­ces with its delicious re­stau­rants and cosy shops waiting to be explored. In Kø­bings­mark you can rent bikes and easily get around, and don’t miss out on the creative workshop, “Candles in the Barn”, where the whole family can try their hand at making their own candles.

Agger is a holiday paradise for those loving nature and the active holiday. The area provides you with ample op­portu­ni­ties to go hiking, jump on your bicycle or enjoy some time birdwat­ching. And you can study the bird life from the peninsula of Agger Tange. Agger Tange is also your place if you have a need for speed on water. The peninsula is a popular haven for wind and kite surfers alike. Last but not least, do not miss a visit – or two – to the town of Agger where you will find various local eateries serving fresh and tasty fish dishes.

Tåsinge is located in the South Funen Ar­chipela­go and is connected to Funen via Svend­borgs­und­bro­en (Svendborg Sound Bridge). On Tåsinge, you can enjoy the beautiful nature of Southern Funen, seaviews and luxuriant woodlands where the trails guide you on your expl­ora­tions of the wildlife and flora of the area. On the southern part of Tåsinge, you have the summer land area of Stenodden. Here times appear to stand still and the quietude is only in­ter­rup­ted by the croaking of the European fire-bellied toads in the distance. Near Stenodden, you will find an extremely child-friendly beach with shallow, calm water. The beach has plenty of room for splashing around in the water, re­laxa­tion as well as canoeing and kayaking all day long.

Just a stone’s throw from Løkken, you will find Furreby and from here, you have the most beautiful views of the roaring waves and dune landsca­pes of the North Sea. If you are a history buff, this is the place to explore in order to learn more about the World War II. Along the coast, you can find a number of overgrown bunkers that bear witness to the hi­sto­ri­cal past of the area. And if adventure and the need for speed are more your thing, you can also jump in the water with a surf- or pad­dle­bo­ard. The area is also perfect for cycling and hiking trips in the sur­ro­un­ding co­un­trysi­de where you can get up close and personal with the beautiful green nature.