Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Ærøs­kø­bing is known as the pearl of Ærø and it is one of the best preserved market towns in Denmark. The winding streets, colourful houses and fine history of the town attract visitors from near and far. As you walk around the cobbled streets in the town, you will quickly find yourself back in time. Here you can enjoy the sights and be fa­sci­na­ted by the many old and well-preserved buildings dating back to the 18th and 19th centuries. In the town, you can visit local shops, take part in artisan markets and take a well-deserved break in one of several homely cafés, maybe sampling local de­li­ca­cies.

Nørlev Strand is a hidden gem by the North Sea. The area features superb nature and tranqui­li­ty. Soon you will find that you are a good distance away from the crowded tourist areas so you can enjoy the beach and the sur­ro­un­dings full of nature – com­ple­te­ly un­dis­tur­bed. The beach is adorned by the Blue Flag, offering the best bathing con­di­tions for both older and younger holiday guests. Behind the beach, you have a sprawling landscape of dunes and heather. Here you can explore the wild and pristine nature. Just a brisk cycle ride away, you will find the town of Lønstrup featuring cafés, eateries and shops.

Rågeleje is truly special. It is where dramatic dune landsca­pes, in­cre­dib­le plains and endless white sandy beaches meet. The coastline rises ma­jesti­cal­ly above the water level, forming a pi­c­tu­resque landscape adorned by candy-striped bathing huts con­ve­ni­ent­ly located along the beach – one of the town’s landmarks. Close to Rågeleje is the protected nature area He­at­her­hill, ideal for exploring on foot or by bike. Here you can really sense how the passage of time has shaped the landscape. If you continue west, you will reach Tisvil­de­le­je, which offers a wealth of eateries and lively at­mosp­he­re.