Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Rørvig is a true holiday paradise in Odsherred, known for its idyllic, sandy beaches and mag­ni­fi­cent nature. Visit the cosy harbour, where you can enjoy fresh and smoked fish or sail across to Hundested. Here you can let the young ones catch crab while the adults enjoy an ice cream. In Rørvig, you can go on lovely hikes around Korshage, where you will see migratory birds or ex­pe­ri­en­ce the heath in full bloom. The coastline is perfect for fishing and offers protected places like Skan­se­bug­ten for windsur­fing and kayaking. You can also explore Højsandet and Sand­flugts­plan­ta­gen, or collect mushrooms and wild garlic in the local forests.

The medieval town of Stege, Møn’s largest city, is the perfect setting for a diverse holiday home break filled with history and culture – in addition, Møn’s specta­cu­lar natural areas are close by. Stege is a trading town in the tra­di­tio­nal sense, with an active port and a vibrant city centre. The cobbled streets and colourful buildings create a charming backdrop, and the old castle ruin, beautiful church and well-preserved medieval castle gate make the city something quite special. Don’t miss out on a trip to Møns Klint, and Stege Nor, a shallow coastal lagoon that runs out into Stege Bay.

Slet­te­strand gives you rugged nature at the North Sea. Here there is no denying the amazing wide sandy beach, known for its excellent beach bathing and this is why it has been awarded the Blue Flag. The area is espe­ci­al­ly known for its pre­ser­va­tion of the old Danish fishing tradition. And as a result, you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce true North Sea bliss with local coastal fishermen hauling their boats up on land every day. With its beautiful sur­ro­un­dings full of nature, Slet­te­strand is also the perfect holiday desti­na­tion for those looking for an active holiday, for example with their mountain bikes, or trying their hands on all kinds of acti­vi­ties on the water.

The cosy town of Arnager is south of Rønne. The town is known for its long, wooden bridge, carefully built to span 188 metres, making it Northern Europe’s longest bridge. At the end of the bridge is an idyllic little harbour erected on poles, with fishers’ houses and colourful boats. Arnager is a gem where you can enjoy stunning beaches and sunsets in pi­c­tu­resque sur­ro­un­dings without anyone bothering you. Boderne is the closest neighbour, and nearby you will also find towns such as Aakirkeby and Rønne. Treat yourself to local food ex­pe­ri­en­ces and spe­ci­a­li­ties when visiting wonderful Bornholm.