Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

On the northern tip of Langeland, you will find Hou. Hou is an extremely quiet area and here you are away from the hectic working day and can just sit back and enjoy the chirping of birds and the roar of the waves. With its coastline and luxuriant nature, Hou is the ideal holiday desti­na­tion for those looking for nature outings and expl­ora­tions. Here you can take long walks or jump on a bike and enjoy the fresh air. If you are in­te­r­e­sted in history, please visit Hou Ligh­t­hou­se, a true landmark of the area, as it played an important role in ship navi­ga­tion around the northern tip of the island back in the late 1800s.

Visit this alluring sanctuary full of soul and charm, where dramatic coastal landsca­pes and quaint urban en­viron­ments meet. You will spend your holiday in the middle of some of the most specta­cu­lar sur­ro­un­dings Denmark has to offer, with mag­ni­fi­cent nature and water on all sides – plus culture, history and a fishing heritage. The sea plays a special role here, and you can explore it at Kyst­cen­tret or visit the local aquarium to meet the sea creatures of the area. You can also try different water sports or jump in the waves at the stunning beach, which is Blue Flag-certified.

If you enjoy lush natural scenery and beautiful beaches, southern Als is worth a visit. You will find water no matter where you look, as well as child-friendly sandy beaches and wonderful holiday homes where you can relax with the family. Southern Als offers plenty of scenic nature areas. You can visit the Kegnæs peninsula, which is connected to Als via a spit of land. In summer, you can enjoy the view from the top of Kegnæs Ligh­t­hou­se (Kegnæs Fyr) – and if the weather is clear, you can see all the way to Germany and the South Funen ar­chipela­go.