Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Discover Thyholm in the Limfjord, a peninsula known for its beautiful nature and at­tra­cti­ve holiday home areas. With its close proximity to the Oddesund Bridge, Thyholm is the perfect starting point for exploring both local at­tra­ctions and nearby nature desti­na­tions. Thyholm is centrally located in relation to at­tra­ctions such as Jesperhus Feriepark amusement park, the Hjerl Hede history museum, Thy National Park and the im­pres­si­ve beaches of the North Sea, where the sur­ro­un­ding towns of Hurup Thy and Struer offer shopping and culture. Thyholm combines natural beauty with cultural treasures, making the area the perfect choice when you want to spend your holiday in a holiday home.

Head to the heart of Blåvand, an ethereal oasis that exudes charm. Browse through the cosy shops or take a break in a café and enjoy the vibe and lively buzz. You can also satisfy your hunger at one of the village’s re­stau­rants or enjoy an ice cream while taking in the landscape. The fa­sci­nat­ing Tirpitz Museum draws you in on the wings of history to give you a clear sense of Blåvand’s unique place in Danish history. You can also visit Blåvand Zoo or take a trip to Blåvands­huk Ligh­t­hou­se and enjoy the bre­ath­taking view of the ocean and mag­ni­fi­cent landscape, which changes character with the changing of the seasons.

A little inland you will find Ølgod, with its unique history and charm. Here you will find a wonderful mix of cultural and hi­sto­ri­cal sights, local dining ex­pe­ri­en­ces, cosy shops, unique nature ex­pe­ri­en­ces and much more. The old railway town is full of soul and charm, and you can pra­cti­cal­ly feel the history in the beautiful old buildings. Visit the historic church or the city’s many museums, which give an insight into life in the region throug­hout history. Ølgod also offers out­stan­ding nature ex­pe­ri­en­ces and many lovely hiking and cycling routes that take you through the varied landscape.

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.