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.

On scenic Nord­fal­ster, close to the old market town of Stub­be­kø­bing, sits the quaint town of Kongsnæs. Here, your holiday awaits in calm sur­ro­un­dings with plenty of nature and beautiful landsca­pes. From here you can look over at Bogø and Møn, and in clear weather you can see several of the area’s charming small islands. The quiet waters that separate the islands create a cosy fjord-like en­viron­ment with calm waters, lovely beaches, bays and idyllic little nooks. There are great op­portu­ni­ties for walking and cycling around the scenic landscape, and you’ll find marked hiking trails to guide you around and reveal beautiful views.

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.

Just a stone’s throw from Løkken, you will find Furreby and from here, you have the most beautiful views of the roaring waves and dune landsca­pes of the North Sea. If you are a history buff, this is the place to explore in order to learn more about the World War II. Along the coast, you can find a number of overgrown bunkers that bear witness to the hi­sto­ri­cal past of the area. And if adventure and the need for speed are more your thing, you can also jump in the water with a surf- or pad­dle­bo­ard. The area is also perfect for cycling and hiking trips in the sur­ro­un­ding co­un­trysi­de where you can get up close and personal with the beautiful green nature.