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.

Søby is the most northern town on Ærø, ori­gi­nal­ly serving as an old shipyard and ferry town and this also manifests itself in the small streets and alleys of the town oozing maritime at­mosp­he­re. From the harbour, you can see the local life unfold and how the ferry de­par­tu­res con­tri­bu­te to the life and the constant buzzing on the harbour. Søby is par­ti­cu­lar­ly known to golf ent­hu­si­asts because it is in these parts of the island you will find the most beautiful seaside golf course in Northern Europe. The golf course is located a mere 5 km north of Søby and is nestled in scenic sur­ro­un­dings. From Søby, you can also go hiking and cycling to take in the scenic co­un­trysi­de and coast­li­nes of Ærø.

Ka­lund­borg is a charming old market town by Ka­lund­borg Fjord. The town offers both Danish cultural history and natural sur­ro­un­dings. Explore the medieval history of the market town with a tour through the historic neig­h­bor­hood, Højbyen. Enjoy the bre­ath­taking 800-year-old church, par­ti­cu­lar­ly known for its five towers. You can also stop by Ka­lund­borg Museum and learn more about the history and cultural heritage of the area. The old town is sur­ro­un­ded by lush green nature where you can go hiking, biking or try your luck with a fishing rod by Ka­lund­borg Fjord.