Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

On the north coast, the landscape is dramatic, and the views are bre­ath­taking—Allinge is no exception. The town borders the fa­sci­nat­ing area around Hammeren, offering some of Denmark’s most specta­cu­lar natural en­viron­ments. Allinge harbour is a gathering point with a great at­mosp­he­re offering cafés, ice cream shops, eateries, and shops. The town is cha­ra­cte­ri­sed by half-timbered houses in every colour, narrow streets, and cosy squares. You can explore small, cosy oases. Allinge also offers art and culture in various forms and is home to venues, creative workshops, and the annual jazz festival.

Borgnæs is a popular summer land area on Ærø. Here you are sur­ro­un­ded by luxuriant nature and specta­cu­lar scenery. From Borgnæs, you have access to the Ar­chipela­go Trail, one of the longest hiking trails in Denmark, taking you across the Ar­chipela­go. Put on your walking shoes and explore the fa­sci­nat­ing nature. You can also jump in the blue sea as Borgnæs gives you access to the finest beaches on Ærø. For one thing, Borgnæs Strand is known to be a par­ti­cu­lar­ly child-friendly beach with its fine sand and clear, shallow water. Around Borgnæs, you will find a number of small villages with old Ærø-style houses and historic sites that bear witness to the history of Ærø.

The charming summer resort of Skagen is known for its famous painters among other things. A cultural legacy which the town residents are in­cre­di­bly proud of and cherish. Something you will quickly sense when walking around the streets and alleys in the town. Here you will find a number of paintings and well-known museums such as Skagens Museum. The beaches of the town are perfect for sun­bat­hing and water play. The beaches feature white fine sand and clear water. In addition to beautiful beaches and famous painters, Skagen is also known for its fresh seafood. So stop by the marina to enjoy some freshly caught de­li­ca­cies.