Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

With several child-friendly sandy beaches stret­ching from Vig Lyng to Stenstrup Lyng, and exciting excur­sions, Sejerø Bugt is known to be a true gem for families with children. Dive into history by visiting the me­ga­lit­hic tomb in Stenstrup, a well-preserved tomb from ancient times, or explore the unique sand reefs of the Korevler, where you might see grazing Galloway cattle. The area also offers wonderful music ex­pe­ri­en­ces and local eateries, espe­ci­al­ly during the summer months. For a complete festival ex­pe­ri­en­ce, plan to visit during the Vig Festival in July.

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.

At the bay Båring Vig, you will find the beautiful summer land area of the same name. Here you will find an extremely child-friendly beach - its calm water and fine sand create the perfect setting for splashing around and relaxing in the sun re­gard­less of age. Båring Vig is sur­ro­un­ded by beautiful scenery, inviting you on cycling and hiking trips. And with the Little Belt nearby, you will also have ample op­portu­ni­ty to go kayaking and ex­pe­ri­en­ce the beautiful Danish coastal landscape from the water. … if you are a true ad­ven­tu­rer deep inside, you can also try your hands at brid­gewal­king and reach the top of the Old Little Belt Bridge, 60 metres above sea level.

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.