Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

In the middle of Ærø, you will find the village of Tranderup. Tranderup is a charming little village oozing tranqui­li­ty and rural bliss. Here you can see well-preserved old houses and farms and enjoy the views of open, green co­un­trysi­de inviting you on long walks. Tranderup is located on the main road between Søby and Marstal – the northern and southern ends of Ærø. Located in the middle of the island, Tranderup is near all the at­tra­ctions of Ærø. So you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce the diversity of the island from coast to coast, explore the nearby towns and beautiful sandy beaches.

Enø is sur­ro­un­ded by nature and tranquil­li­ty, making the special area an obvious desti­na­tion for a family holiday. Located between Kar­re­bæks­min­de Bay and Karrebæk Fjord, Enø has great op­portu­ni­ties for biking and hiking along idyllic coasts. The town of Enø and holiday home areas are on the north side of the island, while Enø Overdrev, a protected natural area with wildlife and bre­ath­taking landsca­pes, is on the sout­hea­stern side. Enjoy stunning views and birdlife, including majestic birds of prey that make Enø a true natural gem. Explore the island during your summer break in a holiday home.

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.