Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Whether you prefer an active holiday, re­laxa­tion or expl­ora­tions, you will have it all here at Tornby Strand. With its high dunes and clear water, the wide sandy beach is a true Mecca for water lovers and sand castle ent­hu­si­asts. And with its excellent wind con­di­tions, the beach also offers the ideal setting for windsur­fing, kite flying and other water sports acti­vi­ties with the open sea as your play­gro­und. Not far from the beach, you will find Tornby Klit­plan­ta­ge (dune plan­ta­tion), today a protected area where you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce scenic sur­ro­un­dings with rich wildlife and flora as well as several historic at­tra­ctions.

Aabenraa, a gem close to the German border, is the epitome of charm and culture in Southeast Jutland. The many historic houses and cobb­le­sto­ne streets create an at­mosp­he­re filled with history, and the city is like a living museum that merges Danish and German tra­di­tions and cultural heritage – offering un­for­get­tab­le ex­pe­ri­en­ces and memories. Visit the cosy city centre where the past meets the present in beautiful harmony. In other words, Aabenraa is a must-visit for anyone seeking authentic ex­pe­ri­en­ces and wanting to dive into a vibrant cultural landscape that extends far beyond national borders.

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.