Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

In the southern part of Rømø, you will find Havneby, a holiday paradise sur­ro­un­ded by mag­ni­fi­cent nature. Here you can go sailing on the Wadden Sea or explore the coastal areas on foot, horseback or by bike. There are plenty of lovely trails and routes to explore the fa­sci­nat­ing terrain and enjoy beautiful views. The harbour is a testament to proud fishing tra­di­tions, and here you will see im­pres­si­ve boats swaying and waiting for the next departure. You can also grab a bite to eat at the inn or one of the other eateries to get an authentic taste of Rømø – for example, after a game of tennis or an afternoon of golf.

Spend your holiday home break at one of Møn’s best beaches, known for its fine sand and shallow, clear family-friendly waters. Enjoy days of re­laxa­tion, swimming, sun­bat­hing and strolling along the water. Ulvshale offers fantastic nature and rich wildlife. You might see rare birds and wild orchids in the nearby forests and wetlands. Follow the beautiful trails around the landscape on foot or by bike, or hop in a kayak and explore the coastline from the water. You can also visit charming Nyord, which is located just off Ulvshale Strand and offers a true island at­mosp­he­re.

Idyllic Boderne is a true gem offering holiday homes in a calm, scenic setting. Visit the charming little harbour with red fishers’ houses and docks in Boderne that invite you to stroll while enjoying the view. The small town also offers a lovely beach with calm water and soft, white sand, and lovely Dueodde is close by as well. If you would like to visit a larger town, you can head north, where you will find the old market town of Aakirkeby with plenty of shops and eateries. You can also visit some of the charming seaports along the coast and ex­pe­ri­en­ce the authentic and cosy harbour setting.

Havnsø is a seaport on Northwest Zealand. Here you can enjoy life on the beach, which, with its low water, is perfect for water play for people of all ages. Just under 5 km from Havnsø you will find the protected natural area of Eskebjerg Ve­ster­lyng. Known as Zealand’s largest heath, the natural area offers rolling landsca­pes with beaches, dunes and shrubs – and, with any luck, you might also see free-range cattle and horses. From Havnsø you can also enjoy the view of Nekselø Bay, and if you look carefully, you can see Nekselø and Sejerø in the distance. Both islands can be reached by ferry from Havnsø.