Family vacation in Denmark

Hotel, vacation homes and holiday houses directly at the sea

Denmark and the sea - for some reason this combination means an intensive romantic love affair.
Around 7314 kilometers of coastline put their mark on this country, which consists of about 433 islands aside from the peninsula of Jutland. Deep fjords cutting into the coast, steep cliffs, and white, almost Caribbean beaches mark the border between land and sea.

Denmark is a paradise for sailing, and invites you to swim, fish, and surf. But even those who aren′t particularly fond of water can enjoy a stay in Denmark′s guesthouses, hotels, or comfortable holiday homes. The sea might dominate Denmark, but it′s definitely not the only reason for visiting this country.

 

Hotels and vacation rentals in Denmark

A tiny country with a huge potential
The seas along Denmark′s coasts are usually quite friendly to visitors - sailors who love quiet waters will find the South Funen Sea perfect; more experienced sailors will find a greater challenge around the Kattegat islands. Those who want to swim should book a hotel, guesthouse, or vacation home in one of Denmark′s seaside towns, for example in the area between Skagen and Agger in northwestern Jutland, also known as the Danish Riviera. The North Sea and the Baltic Sea meet in Skagen. There are colorful fishing boats in the harbor, a sky so wide that it seems to reach beyond all the limits of everyday life - all of this has attracted artists who have left their marks here.

The island of Bornholm is also well suited for a beach holiday - maybe this is just the place for you to spend a few days in a holiday home. It′s hard to decide whether the sight of white beaches calls you to the sea or the scent of freshly smoked herrings invites you to the dinner table. Denmark also offers active tourists a wide range of possibilities for singles and families with children - beach volleyball, bicycle tours along the coast, swimming, golf, and riding. The island of Funen is perfect for a short cultural side trip - nowhere else in Denmark will you find as many grand manors. Another attraction is the water castle in Egestrov with its six museums, the picturesque moats, labyrinths, and park just made for children. Children will also feel just at home in Legoland or at Tivoli, the amusement park in Copenhagen. And there are other reasons for visiting Copenhagen. Here you can see the famous Little Mermaid, who has become the symbol of Copenhagen. Why do you suppose she has such a longing expression?

Your accommodation? Hyggelige holiday homes
Hyggelig is an untranslatable Danish word and means something like a warm comfortable feeling. And that is a perfect word to describe the atmosphere in most Danish holiday homes. Many Danes use the holiday homes in their country themselves, which speaks volumes about the quality of these homes. The range is wide, from typical wooden houses to stone houses and houses with thatched roofs for the romantic souls; simple terraced houses with all the amenities of home to fit your budget.

Many Danish holiday homes are near the sea. Are you looking for a house with a fireplace? With your own pool, sauna, or hot tub? You can be sure to find exactly what you want in Denmark. Enjoy the freedom of staying in a holiday home. Have a nice visit.

 

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