Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Spend your summer break in a holiday home in Sose, an oasis on the sunshine island. Cliffs rise ma­jesti­cal­ly from the water, forming a dramatic coastline adorned with charming red fishers’ houses. Sose Odde is on a small tongue stret­ching into the water with steep cliffs and wild natural sur­ro­un­dings. The pi­c­tu­resque landscape is great for long walks. Whether you choose to walk on the beach or on top of the cliffs, the expansive views are bre­ath­taking. The cosy, old fishing village of Arnager is close by and worth a visit. The village has a great maritime at­mosp­he­re and beautiful sunsets.

Spend your summer break in a holiday home in the seaport of Tejn with its maritime at­mosp­he­re featuring a large harbour with active fishing, a boatyard, and cutters of all colours and sizes. Tejn is home to artists and other creative souls, so there are plenty of local creations to explore, such as ceramics and paintings, in addition to local food ex­pe­ri­en­ces. There are several historic churches and buildings nearby, including one of the island’s famous round churches. Tejn is not far from Ham­mers­hus and the stunning natural en­viron­ment around Ham­mer­knu­den, which is de­fi­ni­te­ly worth a visit.

On one of the outermost edges of Denmark lies charming Thors­min­de. With the roaring North Sea on one side and the calm Nissum Fjord on the other, this is an ideal spot for a wonderful holiday home break. The quaint fishing village offers extra­or­di­nary nature, and its unique location allows you to ex­pe­ri­en­ce the sunset over the sea and sunrise over the fjord. You can also explore the in­cre­dib­le dune landsca­pes and the diverse nature around the fjord. Finally, at the Stran­dings­mu­se­um, you can delve into the history and culture of the area, including the proud fishing tra­di­tions and a wealth of stories.

Lild Strand is a true holiday paradise for those with an affinity for nature wanting to ex­pe­ri­en­ce its wonders up close. For example, you can get immersed in the im­pres­si­ve bird life in Vejlerne, the largest bird sanctuary in Northern Europe. You can also visit the famous limestone cliff Bulbjerg that – also known as an extremely unique piece of Danish geology – is referred to as the only bird mountain in Denmark. Many of the lakes in the area invite you to try to catch the luck of the day, and you can also try your fishing luck right from the beach or by going sea fishing at the Yellow Reef. Yes, plenty of choices.