Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Skellet is a charming summer land area on the south coast of the Limfjord. When ho­li­daying in a holiday home in Skellet, you are gu­a­ran­te­ed green sur­ro­un­dings and a vibrant town life all at once. Right outside your cottage door, you can enjoy the beauty and tranqui­li­ty of the fjord. Here you can unwind and laze about to the sound of insects buzzing. The area features beautiful and green sur­ro­un­dings that you are better off exploring on foot or on a bicycle. If you need a short break from nature, you can reach the centre of Aalborg in less than 30 minutes and enjoy the vibrant city life and shopping op­portu­ni­ties of the capital of Northern Jutland.

Gudhjem has eve­ryt­hing you need for a lovely, versatile holiday in beautiful sur­ro­un­dings. The town offers shops, bars, and eateries, but you will also find a smo­ke­hou­se, delis, glas­swor­ks, museums, and more. The port of Gudhjem exudes an authentic fishing at­mosp­he­re with houses, yachts, and fishing boats of all sizes. Many sailors spend their summer holiday here. A beautiful old church overlooks the rooftops of Gudhjem and the ships’ masts. From here, you can see the island of Chri­sti­an­sø in the distance, which you can explore if you hop on the tour boat that departs from the wharf.

From old fishing village to popular seaside resort, Hejls­min­de buzzes with life every summer. Here, ho­li­day­ma­kers meet to enjoy the sun, beach and beautiful scenery. Take a walk along the water, ex­pe­ri­en­ce the marina and enjoy a meal at a local re­stau­rant. The Hejls­min­de Natursti trail offers fresh sea air and birdwat­ching, while the large Skam­lings­ban­ken hill provides mag­ni­fi­cent views. Visit the historic cities of Chri­sti­ans­feld, Kolding and Haderslev near Hejls­min­de for a complete Southeast Jutland ex­pe­ri­en­ce.

Bønnerup Strand is a small fishing village on Djursland and a popular holiday desti­na­tion. Here you will find a wide sandy beach with shallow waters - ideal for water sports for the ad­ven­tu­rous, and clamshell hunting for the young ones. Among the locals, the beach is actually known as Djursland’s best, and of course it is also Blue Flag-certified. In the sum­mer­ti­me, the town’s harbour is a well-known gathering place for locals and the area’s many ho­li­day­ma­kers, and there are acti­vi­ties for both young and old. At the harbour you will also find local shops and eateries.