Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Between the wildness of the North Sea and the calm waters of Ring­kø­bing Fjord, lies Haurvig. A gem for nature lovers that offers peace and quiet for con­tem­p­la­tion, immersion and re­flection. There are plenty of small nooks where you can fish un­dis­tur­bed, hidden jetties where you can relax and shut out the world, and lots of lovely trails through dunes, heaths and meadows. Enjoy your morning coffee on the terrace over­look­ing the dunes or go for a walk on the wide sandy beaches. In Haurvig, the calm at­mosp­he­re sets in im­me­di­a­te­ly, and stays that way.

Off the east coast of Jutland you will find the islands of Tunø, Endelave and Hjarnø. Tunø and Endelave are known for their scenic sur­ro­un­dings with hiking trails that guide you through varied terrain with dense forests, open landsca­pes and coast­li­nes as far as the eye can see. Here you can explore the local plant and wildlife. Hjarnø is closer to the mainland and is a testament to the Viking Age, when the island was once home to the old Nordic seafarers. On these islands, you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce a true island vibe with lovely beaches, sea views from all sides and - not least - a welcoming community.

The old merchant town and port city of Thisted is the perfect desti­na­tion for an exciting holiday excursion, with charming streets and the historic, heritage-listed town hall, which adds at­mosp­he­re to the city. The city is known for its award-winning Thisted Brewery, where you can learn about the history of the brewery and sample the locally brewed beer. For nature lovers, the area around Thisted Bredning offers beautiful scenery, and in Chri­sti­ans­ga­ve and Thisted Lilleby you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce cultural acti­vi­ties such as the open-air theatre and insights into life in Thisted in the 1950s. A quaint town where the family can ex­pe­ri­en­ce history, culture and local cuisine.