Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

A little inland you will find Ølgod, with its unique history and charm. Here you will find a wonderful mix of cultural and hi­sto­ri­cal sights, local dining ex­pe­ri­en­ces, cosy shops, unique nature ex­pe­ri­en­ces and much more. The old railway town is full of soul and charm, and you can pra­cti­cal­ly feel the history in the beautiful old buildings. Visit the historic church or the city’s many museums, which give an insight into life in the region throug­hout history. Ølgod also offers out­stan­ding nature ex­pe­ri­en­ces and many lovely hiking and cycling routes that take you through the varied landscape.

Spend your summer break in a holiday home in the seaport of Tejn with its maritime at­mosp­he­re featuring a large harbour with active fishing, a boatyard, and cutters of all colours and sizes. Tejn is home to artists and other creative souls, so there are plenty of local creations to explore, such as ceramics and paintings, in addition to local food ex­pe­ri­en­ces. There are several historic churches and buildings nearby, including one of the island’s famous round churches. Tejn is not far from Ham­mers­hus and the stunning natural en­viron­ment around Ham­mer­knu­den, which is de­fi­ni­te­ly worth a visit.

Located on the southern tip of Langeland, the pleasant holiday village of Bagenkop is home to one of the best beaches on the island where you can soak up the sun and swim in the clear water. Pre­vious­ly, Bagenkop was a busy ferry town and you can still get that feeling when you take a walk along the harbour that overlooks the small well-preserved fishermen cottages. From the quay, you can enjoy the sight of the colourful fishing boats and meet the local fishermen hauling in the catch of the day. You can also put on your hiking boots and ex­pe­ri­en­ce the wild horses grazing at Dovns Klint; and if you are lucky, you might spot a porpoise or two in the green sur­ro­un­dings.