Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

On the east coast of Jutland with a view of Kattegat you will find the holiday home area, As Vig. Located at the very edge of Kattegat, As Vig offers several lovely beaches with fine sand and shallow and calm waters. Here you can take a dip in the waves, go kayaking or simply enjoy the views from the coast. It’s entirely up to you. You can also explore the many natural sur­ro­un­dings. Here you will find both forests and nature trails where you can go for long walks or ride a bicycle and ex­pe­ri­en­ce this beautiful part of Denmark. From As Vig, it is less than 10 km to the charming seaport of Ju­els­min­de.

North of Ker­te­min­de, you have the Hindsholm peninsula with its coast­li­nes spora­di­cal­ly changing between sandy beaches and cliff ledges. From here, you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce the most beautiful landscape with its rolling hills, luxuriant forests and pleasant small villages. On Hindsholm, you will, among other things, find Viby, one of the best preserved villages in Denmark. You will quickly fall for the charm of the small village with its well-main­tai­ned half-timbered houses lining the winding roads. Here you can delve into the local town history. Hindsholm also offers mag­ni­fi­cent nature ex­pe­ri­en­ces with the op­portu­ni­ty for hiking and bird watching.

Råbylille Strand is the perfect setting for a holiday home break, where nature, culture and history come together. The peaceful cottage area is close to Møns Klint and Kl­in­tesko­ven, where you can hike through unique landsca­pes and discover rare orchids in the protected zones. The area has many cultural treasures, such as castles, churches and manor houses, as well as scenic oases, lovely beaches and quaint harbour towns – don’t miss out on a trip to the cliff, just a few ki­lo­metres away. Møn also offers a wealth of local flavours and spe­ci­al­ties to enjoy after a long day full of adventure.

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.