Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Centrally located on Langeland, you will find the charming village Tranekær – a place with a lot of history. Tranekær is espe­ci­al­ly famous for Tranekær Castle and the castle park, TICKON – Tranekær In­ter­na­tio­nal Centre for Art and Nature where you can see works of art build from organic materials. The castle park is worth a visit re­gard­less the time of year. The charming village is sur­ro­un­ded by forests and coast­li­nes, the perfect in­vi­ta­tion to go cycling and hiking. Here you can explore the wildlife and flora of the area. While out, you may come across Tranekær Castle Mill that bear witness to the rich history of the area and the agri­cul­tu­ral tra­di­tions of Langeland.

At Holmsland Klit, at the bottom of Ring­kø­bing Fjord, you will find the peaceful and idyllic Bjer­re­gård. On one side, you have the roaring and bre­ath­taking North Sea, while on the other, inside the fjord, you will find tranquil beaches and calm waters. Bjer­re­gård is a wonderful oasis for a lovely holiday home break, with both fa­sci­nat­ing and alluring nature. Hike through dunes, heaths and conifers, jump into the waves on one of the many wide sandy beaches, try out water sports or head into the charming town centre and enjoy the at­mosp­he­re of a Danish summer village.

Strøby Ladeplads invites you to a holiday home break in calm sur­ro­un­dings close to lovely beaches. The town is home to a quaint marina where you can stroll to the sound of lapping waves and the bells atop the boat masts. A short drive away is beautiful Stevns Klint, where you can spend hours exploring the chalk-white rock walls and in­cre­dib­le nature. Visit the old charming trading town of Køge, if you want to add some history and culture to your holiday home break, and also the capital, Co­pen­ha­gen, and the cathedral town of Roskilde are within an hour’s drive and are both worth a visit.