Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Discover Thyholm in the Limfjord, a peninsula known for its beautiful nature and at­tra­cti­ve holiday home areas. With its close proximity to the Oddesund Bridge, Thyholm is the perfect starting point for exploring both local at­tra­ctions and nearby nature desti­na­tions. Thyholm is centrally located in relation to at­tra­ctions such as Jesperhus Feriepark amusement park, the Hjerl Hede history museum, Thy National Park and the im­pres­si­ve beaches of the North Sea, where the sur­ro­un­ding towns of Hurup Thy and Struer offer shopping and culture. Thyholm combines natural beauty with cultural treasures, making the area the perfect choice when you want to spend your holiday in a holiday home.

With several child-friendly sandy beaches stret­ching from Vig Lyng to Stenstrup Lyng, and exciting excur­sions, Sejerø Bugt is known to be a true gem for families with children. Dive into history by visiting the me­ga­lit­hic tomb in Stenstrup, a well-preserved tomb from ancient times, or explore the unique sand reefs of the Korevler, where you might see grazing Galloway cattle. The area also offers wonderful music ex­pe­ri­en­ces and local eateries, espe­ci­al­ly during the summer months. For a complete festival ex­pe­ri­en­ce, plan to visit during the Vig Festival in July.

Borgnæs is a popular summer land area on Ærø. Here you are sur­ro­un­ded by luxuriant nature and specta­cu­lar scenery. From Borgnæs, you have access to the Ar­chipela­go Trail, one of the longest hiking trails in Denmark, taking you across the Ar­chipela­go. Put on your walking shoes and explore the fa­sci­nat­ing nature. You can also jump in the blue sea as Borgnæs gives you access to the finest beaches on Ærø. For one thing, Borgnæs Strand is known to be a par­ti­cu­lar­ly child-friendly beach with its fine sand and clear, shallow water. Around Borgnæs, you will find a number of small villages with old Ærø-style houses and historic sites that bear witness to the history of Ærø.