Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

In Grærup, you will find yourself in the middle of nature, just a stone’s throw from the roaring tur­bu­len­ce of the North Sea. You can wander along pristine sandy beaches, climb deep dune plan­ta­tions and ex­pe­ri­en­ce the abundant local wildlife. Grærup Langsø is a paradise for anyone who loves hiking or enjoys birdwat­ching. The hiking trails wind through the diverse landscape and take you through forests and into open expanses. There are many beautiful views and plenty to explore. You will also find great cycling routes throug­hout the landscape, enticing you to an active holiday. For water lovers, there is also ample op­portu­ni­ty to try out different types of water sports.

Tversted offers genuine holiday spirit with a short distance to wide sandy beaches and close to town life. The holiday town has an abundance of local events and social ini­ti­a­ti­ves. In the summer, various concerts and cultural events are held here and the largest jazz festival in Northern Jutland takes place in these parts every year. You can also immerse yourself in the cultural history of the town and explore the old mills adorning the townscape. When ho­li­daying in Tversted, there is no denying the beautiful sandy beaches and the luxuriant nature sur­ro­un­ding the area. Take in the unique co­un­trysi­de via various establis­hed hiking trails.

At the bay Båring Vig, you will find the beautiful summer land area of the same name. Here you will find an extremely child-friendly beach - its calm water and fine sand create the perfect setting for splashing around and relaxing in the sun re­gard­less of age. Båring Vig is sur­ro­un­ded by beautiful scenery, inviting you on cycling and hiking trips. And with the Little Belt nearby, you will also have ample op­portu­ni­ty to go kayaking and ex­pe­ri­en­ce the beautiful Danish coastal landscape from the water. … if you are a true ad­ven­tu­rer deep inside, you can also try your hands at brid­gewal­king and reach the top of the Old Little Belt Bridge, 60 metres above sea level.