Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Off the east coast of Jutland you will find the islands of Tunø, Endelave and Hjarnø. Tunø and Endelave are known for their scenic sur­ro­un­dings with hiking trails that guide you through varied terrain with dense forests, open landsca­pes and coast­li­nes as far as the eye can see. Here you can explore the local plant and wildlife. Hjarnø is closer to the mainland and is a testament to the Viking Age, when the island was once home to the old Nordic seafarers. On these islands, you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce a true island vibe with lovely beaches, sea views from all sides and - not least - a welcoming community.

In Thorup Strand, you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce true Danish coastal culture and an authentic fishing en­viron­ment. The town is the proud home to around 20 active fishing boats that are hauled onto the beach every day. Fishing is a big part of the heart and soul of the town and it manifests itself in many ways. For example, you will find various eateries in the area serving dishes made from freshly caught seafood from the local fishing boats. You can also explore the local markets in the town and here you can buy fish directly from the fishermen them­sel­ves to do some cooking on your own. Thorup Strand as a holiday desti­na­tion lets you ex­pe­ri­en­ce the best that coastal life in Denmark has to offer.

Ebeltoft is a small town frozen in time, with crooked half-timbered houses and narrow, cobbled streets. And just a short distance from the coast, you have several child-friendly beaches within easy reach. Along the coasts there is also ample op­portu­ni­ty for water sports and angling. Here you can also visit the historic frigate, Jylland. Ebeltoft is sur­ro­un­ded by Djursland’s beautiful natural areas and well-known at­tra­ctions. Here you will find, among other things, Mols Bjerge, Djurs Som­mer­land amusement park and the natural Bronze Age landscape, Trehøje. Ex­pe­ri­en­ces that will un­doub­ted­ly give you a rush and leave a smile on your face.

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.