Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Rudkøbing, the largest town on Langeland, is a charming market town with beautiful old houses, cobbled streets and a wa­ter­front con­stant­ly bustling with life. When strolling through the streets and alleys of the town, you get the ex­pe­ri­en­ce of going back in time. But please do not get fooled. Behind the many well-preserved town houses, you will find local shops, re­stau­rants and cafés. When venturing outside the town centre, you will discover that Rudkøbing also has a beautiful nature on offer. Explore the area via one of the many different cycling and hiking routes and ex­pe­ri­en­ce the nature of Langeland up close.

Rødhus is a beautiful and quiet holiday area sur­ro­un­ded by the most beautiful dune landscape. Back at the dawn of time, sand drift left Rødby de­va­sta­ted; today, however, it is espe­ci­al­ly popular due to its abundant nature and wildlife. So Rødhus is also an obvious holiday desti­na­tion if you want to explore the wonders of nature. You are better off exploring the wonderful natural resorts on foot or on a bicycle. Here you will find small trails and vast sand dunes where you can hike to get close to nature, ex­pe­ri­en­cing the abundant wildlife. So when ho­li­daying in a summer cottage in Rødhus, you will have the Danish nature right outside your cottage door.

Spend your holiday home break in the tranqui­li­ty of the forest under the forest canopy in Ulvshale Skov. This lush, dense area is untouched, with only the paths cleared for hiking. This means that nature and wildlife are wild and secluded, so you might get lucky and see rare birds and other animals, or ex­pe­ri­en­ce wild orchids and specta­cu­lar coastal en­viron­ments close by. A stone’s throw away is Ulvshale Strand, one of Møn’s best beaches. The cosy little island of Nyord is just off the coast and is de­fi­ni­te­ly worth a visit, while Møns Klint is not far.