Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Lyngså is a historic agro-town dating back to the 14th century. The small agro-town has just under 300 citizens and it oozes tranqui­li­ty, rural bliss and a sense that everybody knows everybody. You will quickly sense the historic heart and soul with the main street fringed by the many farms of the town. Farms that back in the day served to form the original borders of the town. As a result, you will ex­pe­ri­en­ce a piece of Danish history up close – and even become a part of it – when choosing Lyngså as your next holiday desti­na­tion. In addition to its rich history, the small agro-town features green sur­ro­un­dings and the loveliest white beach.

As a quiet and idyllic haven, Lodberg Hede is located between Stadil Fjord, West Stadil Fjord and the North Sea, The en­viron­ment around the fjords, with small natural harbours, jetties and fire pits creates a special at­mosp­he­re. Meanwhile, on the other side, you can hear the roar of the North Sea. The nature, which is made up of heaths, plan­ta­tions, forest areas and dunes, is ideal for exploring on foot or by bike, but you can also seek out adventure at sea in a canoe or kayak. Finally, visit the at­mosp­he­ric and charming summer town of Søndervig, just a stone’s throw away.

Spod­s­b­jerg is known for its homely harbour en­viron­ment and the special tranqui­li­ty settling over the town. Yes, some would even say that here time can come to a stands­till. Located at the water, the area is a true Mecca for anglers. From the harbour, you can go sailing, enjoy the fresh sea air and hook your own dinner. The area is also perfect for ex­pe­ri­en­cing different water sport acti­vi­ties. Spod­s­b­jerg also features sur­ro­un­dings full of nature on land. Here you will find several establis­hed hiking and cycling routes for you to explore and learn about the nature of Langeland.