Regions

Bornholm has a lot to offer, whether you’re on a beach holiday, an active holiday, a holiday in nature or all of the above. The island boasts local food ex­pe­ri­en­ces, art, culture, and history. Visit smo­ke­hou­ses, glassblowers, galleries, and ceramic workshops, and explore hi­sto­ri­cal monuments such as Ham­mers­hus Castle Ruins, round churches, and famous giant cliffs like Jons Kapel. The island also offers plenty of music, including its annual jazz festival. Bornholm is blessed with some of Denmark’s best beaches—some are flat and wide, while others are nestled between cliffs and wild nature.

Funen is fine. This is an expres­sion used by many Danes. And for good reason. When ho­li­daying in a summer cottage in Funen and the nearby islands, you can take cycling trips in the rolling co­un­trysi­de, discover pleasant – and some would even say fantastic – villages and enjoy the sight of historic castles, all of which tell stories of a time that once was. In Funen and the islands, you will find a number of wonderful beaches with plenty of room for splashing in the water, sun­bat­hing and building sand castles. You can also explore the cuisine of Funen and sample local de­li­ca­cies from the sur­ro­un­ding farm shops.

The Limfjord offers a highly varied natural landscape featuring eve­ryt­hing from plan­ta­tions and fields to hilly terrain and steep slopes, sur­ro­un­ded by unique views and perfect fishing spots. The area is defined by its quaint islands, bridges, and charming towns – and with its many holiday home areas, such as Trend with its long, sandy beach, or Gjel­lero­d­de’s idyllic setting at Lemvig, the Limfjord offers ad­ven­tu­res and ex­pe­ri­en­ces to suit all tastes. The rolling landscape at Lynderup and the mag­ni­fi­cen­ce of Ejsing­holm in Venø Bay, as well as the dramatic scenery of Toftum Bjerge, complete this unique Danish gem.

When you are ho­li­daying in a holiday home in Central Jutland, you will have specta­cu­lar nature, pulsating urban life and popular at­tra­ctions right at your fin­ger­tips. In this area, you will find varied natural resorts with open moors, idyllic lakes and beautiful dune landsca­pes. All of the above are sur­ro­un­dings that you can explore via establis­hed hiking trails and cycling tracks. If thrills and speed are more your things, you will have plenty of fun in what is probably two of the most popular amusement parks in Denmark, Legoland and Djurs Som­mer­land. … and do not miss out on a shopping trip to Aarhus, the city of smiles, featuring a multitude of shops, eateries and cultural at­tra­ctions.

Northern Jutland offers special holiday ex­pe­ri­en­ces from coast to coast. Visit the most northern tip of Denmark where to seas meet or explore the many lovely coastal towns. The northern part of Jutland is also an important part of Danish history of art. In keeping with tradition, today you can visit a multitude of art galleries and small shops featuring local arts and craft. Northern Jutland also offers fun and exci­te­ment! If you and your family are thrill-seekers, the amusement park Fårup Som­mer­land or the aquarium Nordsøen Oce­a­na­ri­um is the perfect place. Here you will find yourself smiling broadly, re­gard­less of age.

Welcome to Odsherred - the popular holiday home area offering a unique blend of nature, culture and coastline. The area is known for its beautiful hilly terrain, lush landsca­pes and miles of child-friendly beaches. Ex­pe­ri­en­ce the sunsets by the water, explore the city in the local art galleries and museums, and enjoy lunch in one of several local eateries. Enjoy a quiet morning spotting deer in the garden, and end the day with a barbecue on the terrace, where the last rays of sun create a magical at­mosp­he­re. Odsherred is an ideal place for a quiet and scenic holiday in a holiday home.

With a summer break in a holiday home on Southwest Zealand, you can enjoy all good things from the co­un­trysi­de and the city. Co­pen­ha­gen and its many at­tra­ctions is just a short distance away. And at the same time, you will find that the vibrant capital isn’t far from nature with wide-open skies, chirping birds and mag­ni­fi­cent natural phenomena. In these parts you will find several beautiful coast­li­nes, charming seaports and unique nature ex­pe­ri­en­ces such as the cliffs on Møn and Stevns. You can also visit a host of museums, galleries and beautiful old castles and manors that tell stories from bygone times.

Welcome to Southeast Jutland, where scenic ex­pe­ri­en­ces and family-friendly acti­vi­ties await just around the corner. Here, history is woven into the landscape where the waves meet the coast, and you will find a perfect place for making great holiday memories. Sur­ro­un­ded by child-friendly beaches perfect for building sandcast­les and relaxing, as well as charming, cosy and idyllic market towns, Southeast Jutland invites you to a multitude of unique ex­pe­ri­en­ces. Bring the whole family and explore the lush nature that offers hikes and bike tours so that you can explore hidden trails and mag­ni­fi­cent views together.

Ex­pe­ri­en­ce the magic of the wild shores of West Jutland! A holiday home break in these mag­ni­fi­cent sur­ro­un­dings means freedom under the open sky, amid some of Denmark’s most beautiful nature. Wake up to the gentle lapping of waves and the birds’ chirping, and feel the soft warm breeze against your cheeks and in your lungs. West Jutland offers miles of white sandy beaches, dramatic dune landsca­pes and plenty of acti­vi­ties for water lovers and land­lub­bers. Whether you’re looking for re­laxa­tion, great dining ex­pe­ri­en­ces or thrilling acti­vi­ties, you can design your dream holiday.

With a holiday in East Jutland, you are gu­a­ran­te­ed both nature and cultural ex­pe­ri­en­ces. And both are right at your fin­ger­tips. In this part of Denmark you will find hilly landsca­pes, forests and winding streams, fjords and sprawling coast­li­nes as far as the eye can see. For instance, you can go hiking at Mols Bjerge, explore the old Ice Age landscape and ex­pe­ri­en­ce the mag­ni­fi­cent views. You can also visit Denmark’s second largest city, Aarhus, where you can stop by several museums to learn about Danish cultural and art history, be en­tertai­ned by Danish per­for­m­ing arts or have an extra­or­di­nary culinary ex­pe­ri­en­ce or two.