Welcoming holiday homes in Denmark

Northern Funen is home to the oldest market town on Funen, Bogense, offering the best views of the Kattegat. In the charming town centre, you will find small, well-preserved houses scattered around in the old, narrow and winding streets. Here you can see the historic Sankt Nikolaj Church and enjoy the lovely merchant square where you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce the weekly market day with flower, fruit and vegetable stalls. Bogense also features various specialty shops and re­stau­rants. Do not miss out on a trip past the harbour that is con­stant­ly buzzing with life and a meeting place for townspe­op­le and ho­li­day­ma­kers.

Visit this alluring sanctuary full of soul and charm, where dramatic coastal landsca­pes and quaint urban en­viron­ments meet. You will spend your holiday in the middle of some of the most specta­cu­lar sur­ro­un­dings Denmark has to offer, with mag­ni­fi­cent nature and water on all sides – plus culture, history and a fishing heritage. The sea plays a special role here, and you can explore it at Kyst­cen­tret or visit the local aquarium to meet the sea creatures of the area. You can also try different water sports or jump in the waves at the stunning beach, which is Blue Flag-certified.

On the coast of the Little Belt, you will find the pleasant holiday village, Strib. Strib features wonderful beaches with room for sun­bat­hing and waterplay, scenic areas with the op­portu­ni­ty to go hiking on establis­hed trails and a charming town centre with shops, cafés and eateries. With various available fishing grounds in the area along the coast, Strib is a great draw for anglers. The Little Belt is among the best places for angling in Denmark and located right on the coast, the holiday village of Strib presents you with the ideal precon­di­tions for catching dinner of the day directly from the sea.

Known for its quaint villages, beautiful natural areas, historic buildings, charming co­un­trysi­de and unique at­mosp­he­re, Vestmøn is the perfect setting for a holiday home break. Explore local places, like Fanefjord Skov, for lovely cycling and hiking routes that go along the coast past some of the island’s beautiful sandy beaches. You might get lucky and find ancient remains like fossils and rare stones. The area is also known for its historic buildings and memorials, such as the old church with its specta­cu­lar frescoes, which attracts visitors from near and far.