Why many love Denmark as a vacation destination

FIV: What do you think makes Denmark such an attractive destination for vacationers?

Feline: Nature, especially the long coastline and the seas. Denmark is a small country, about 5000 km² smaller than Lower Saxony, but still has 7000 km of coastline, most of which are sandy beaches. You never feel cramped, as there are fewer inhabitants in Denmark (5.8 million) than in Bremen (6.6 million).

There are very different beaches. On the North Sea coast you can find many beautiful beaches, but also a sea that you have to respect especially. On calm, sunny days it is nice to refresh yourself in the water, but if the sea is choppy and the waves are too big, you should not swim. On the other hand, you can enjoy the view from the beach.

Vacation with family, dog & Co.

On the east coast of Jutland and on the islands, the sea is much calmer and therefore particularly suitable for families with small children. There are more than 500 dog parks, and there is usually no leash requirement on the beaches from October to March. There are many opportunities for fishing.

Danes love strawberries with cream; the red berries are sold all over Denmark, often as self-service at farm stores. This is a delicacy that you should definitely try.

Flea markets are almost a kind of national sport in Denmark; they are almost everywhere and you can easily spend a few hours there. Maybe you find something, maybe not, but the search is a lot of fun.

In the larger cities and especially in the market towns there are very “hyggelige” town centers that offer a combination of cultural experiences, shopping and interesting buildings.

The most beautiful regions

FIV: Which regions in Denmark would you recommend for different types of travelers, for example families, nature lovers or culture lovers?

The most beautiful places for … Families & Kids

Feline: Depending on the age of the children: for young children East Jutland and the islands are suitable, because here they have many opportunities for fun in the water. When the children are older, the North Sea coast offers many opportunities and even bigger beaches.

The most beautiful places for … Nature lovers

Feline: The most beautiful is…

If you like to be near the sea, it doesn’t really matter much where you are in Denmark!

Most Germans vacationing in Denmark are on the route from Rømø to Søndervig. Although Ringkøbing Fjord and the Tipperne nature area offer great nature experiences, Denmark has much more to offer. North of the Limfjord, the landscape changes significantly. Sand dunes are much more prominent here, and the old fishing towns are a truly “hyggelig” experience.

Råbjerg Mile, a wandering dune; for children a huge sandbox. At the tip of Jutland two seas meet; a walk (or a tractor ride) is a very special experience. The view at the tip is unique. Often you can see seals in the water and on the beach.

The most beautiful places for … Culture lovers

Feline: Although I was born and raised on Fyn and therefore may be biased, I recommend the combination of Odense (Art Museum, Brandts, HCA Museum and House) and the coastal market towns (Svendborg, Faaborg, Bogense, Middelfart, Nyborg, Assens and Kerteminde) on Langeland (Rudkøbing) and on Ærø (Rudkøbing and Marstal). There are a variety of cultural experiences here. The distances are short, so you can experience a lot in a few days. As a bonus, you cross beautiful and varied landscapes and at the end, with the exception of Odense, you are always by the sea.

Vacation homes in Denmark

FIV: What advantages do you see in booking a vacation home in Denmark compared to other types of accommodation?

Feline: The freedom and large space, private terrace, barbecue facilities (hot dogs, another Danish specialty). Often there is a fenced property, which means that dogs can run free and children can play in the garden without worrying. There are no parking problems, as there is always room for several cars. The possibility of vacationing with grandparents or friends under one roof.

FIV: What tips do you have for first-time travelers looking to book a vacation home in Denmark?

Feline: Of course, the time of year plays a big role – but in general I recommend that you think about your requirements and wishes in advance. How many people are there, do you need a fenced property or not, or would you rather have a pool and sauna? From my own experience I can also say that if teenage girls are with you, you can never have too many bathrooms.

The most beautiful times of the year

FIV: Are there certain times of the year that you think are particularly recommended to visit Denmark?

Feline: Most Germans visit Denmark in the summer. This season is really beautiful in Denmark. The temperatures are very pleasant and are often between 20-25 degrees. When it gets warmer, the coasts are always easy to reach. As in Germany, the weather is unpredictable, but if it rains, you can easily find activities or sights indoors. The bright nights in summer are especially beautiful.

Spring, autumn and winter: Each season has its own charm!

Nature is changing and there are always great experiences to discover (cycling, hiking). You can actually say that the motto of the year is “Time for each other”.

FIV: What local activities or attractions near cottage locations in Denmark do you think travelers shouldn’t miss?

Feline: Of course, it depends on the location, but in general: beaches, hiking trails, bike paths, activities with dogs, local market towns, animal parks, museums and much more. Since the distances in Denmark are very short, as already mentioned, there are many possibilities to find the right offer.

Denmark past and present

FIV: What trends or changes in tourism to Denmark have you observed in recent years?

Feline: Many Danes rediscovered their own country during the pandemic and continue to vacation here. Another big change is the liberalization of cancellation terms; this is also a consequence of the pandemic. Today there are really short cancellation periods, often up to 45 days before arrival. In recent years we have also seen climatic events, such as the extremely high temperatures in southern Europe this year. When it is over 40-45 degrees Celsius and the sun is shining all day, it becomes too hot for some guests. I believe that in the future more guests will therefore choose more northern destinations, including Denmark.

Now another insider tip!

FIV: Do you have any personal insider tips or recommendations for travelers to make their Denmark experience even more special?

Feline: When I was a kid, my parents always vacationed in North Jutland, so it became a tradition. If I’m not there at least once a year, I feel like it wasn’t a “real vacation”. Later, I passed on my love for this part of Denmark to my daughters, and we often vacationed there together with my parents. It’s really great.

I started with Funen and I want to end with Funen. My insider tip for those who love the sea and the coast is that Fyn is the focus of Denmark for porpoises. There really is a large amount of them that you can watch from the coast; a great nature experience.

If you like fishing, the waters around Fyn offer really good opportunities, among other things, to catch sea trout.

Thank you very much!

We hope that you are as excited about the treasures of Denmark as we are. The enchanting nature, the rich culture and the warm people are waiting to be discovered by you. We wish you unforgettable adventures in Denmark! Thanks to our Denmark Local Expert Jørgen Laustsen from Feline!

Vacation home in Denmark: What to look for?

Let’s start with my vacation home checklist! Then to the question: Baltic Sea or North Sea? Finally, my little Denmark review from the summer! Denmark is a charming country known for its stunning nature, friendly inhabitants and cozy vacation homes. If you’re planning to spend a vacation home vacation in Denmark, there are some tips and advice that can help you make your stay memorable. It doesn’t always have to be Airbnb, there are also many good local vacation home portals. When choosing a vacation home in Denmark, consider how many people you need to accommodate and what amenities you want, such as a kitchen, a terrace or a garden. But above all, look for reputable cottage portals and reviews when you book.

Choose the right region

Denmark has many different regions with different characteristics. Consider whether you want to stay on the coast, near cities or in rural areas to choose the region that best suits your vacation goals.

In addition, 10 tips from me for the most beautiful places in Denmark!

Denmark has a lot of nature and especially more sea!

Booking period: high season and low season

Denmark is especially popular in the summer. If you plan to travel in the high season, you should book your vacation home early to get the best options.

Packing List: Changeable weather on the coast

Remember, the weather in Denmark can be changeable. Make sure you bring appropriate clothing for all weather conditions, including rain jackets and sunscreen.

The current weather in Denmark

Small service from us, this is how the weather is now in Denmark:

Enjoy Danish cuisine: a must!

Sample delicious Danish cuisine, including smørrebrød (sandwiches), fish dishes and sweet treats like Æbleskiver (pancake balls).

Relax and enjoy: your vacation home!

A cottage vacation in Denmark offers the perfect opportunity to relax and enjoy the simple life. Spend time with your family or friends and leave the stress of everyday life behind.

Vacation home checklist: How to book correctly

Let’s summarize the most important tips for beautiful vacation homes:

Check	That’s what it’s about
Location	Desired location near
Size	Suitable for tour group
Equipment	Necessary amenities
Price	On budget
Availability	Suitable travel dates
Reviews	Check guest experience
Pet friendly	Observe pet regulations
Cancellation conditions	Check cancellation options
Cleaning and hygiene	Ensure cleanliness
Extras	Check additional fees

Vacation by the sea: Baltic Sea or North Sea coast?

Directly on the sea, directly on the beach, …

Vacation at the North Sea

The North Sea coast offers a rugged and impressive landscape with wide sandy beaches and high dunes. The North Sea is known for its strong tides and rough sea climate, which makes it a popular destination for water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers. The coastal towns on the North Sea are often characterized by traditional fishing villages and historical charm. The opportunity to enjoy fresh fish is a highlight for gourmets.

• Vacation at the North Sea
• The most beautiful beaches of the North Sea

Vacation on the Baltic Sea

The Baltic Sea coast, on the other hand, offers a rather mild and calm coastal climate. The Baltic Sea is famous for its shallow sandy beaches and calm, often crystal clear waters. This makes it an ideal place for family vacations and water sports activities such as sailing and swimming. The Baltic coast is rich in historic architecture and offers picturesque coastal towns with a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy the diverse regional cuisine here and explore historical sights.

• Vacation on the Baltic Sea
• The most beautiful beaches of the Baltic Sea

The 10 most popular resorts in Denmark

Besides the capital Copenhagen, the second largest city Aarhus, these are the 3 most popular vacation spots in Denmark that might be perfect for your trip. You want more? Check out here my:

• 10 Tips for Denmark: Holiday in a cottage!

North Jutland: Beach & Danish Culture

The region of North Jutland offers stunning coastal scenery, beautiful beaches and picturesque towns like Skagen. Here tourists can experience the Nordic nature and culture.

Why North Jutland?

1. Coastal landscape: North Jutland impresses with spectacular coastlines, dunes and beautiful beaches on the North Sea.
2. Cultural heritage: The region is rich in culture and history, including charming cities like Skagen and Aalborg.
3. Nature experiences: National parks such as Thy National Park offer unique opportunities for hiking, biking and bird watching.
4. Relaxation: North Jutland exudes a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for escaping the stress of everyday life and enjoying nature.

Islands like Rømø and Fanø: For Stand Fans

Denmark has many beautiful islands on the North Sea, which are popular with German tourists. Rømø and Fanø are known for their wide sandy beaches and relaxed atmosphere.

Why islands like Rømø and Fanø?

1. Beaches: These islands are known for their beautiful sandy beaches, ideal for sunbathing and water sports.
2. Natural paradise: The Wadden Sea surrounds the islands and offers a unique ecosystem and fantastic bird watching opportunities.
3. Tradition and culture: Rømø and Fanø are also famous for their traditional fishing villages and cultural events.
4. Peace and quiet: The islands have a relaxed atmosphere and are perfect for vacationers who want to enjoy the silence and vastness of nature.

Skagen: harbor town in Jutland – Denmark Tip #3

Skagen, the charming harbor town on the northern tip of Jutland, is famous for its picturesque beaches and the unique meeting of the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. This coastal town has inspired artists from around the world and is home to the Skagen Museum, which houses an impressive art collection. Skagen is the perfect place to experience the beauty of the Danish coast, taste freshly caught fish and walk in the footsteps of famous painters.

Why Skagen?

1. Skagen is a harbor town on the northern tip of Jutland.
2. The city is known for its picturesque beaches and the meeting of the North Sea and the Baltic Sea.
3. Here you can visit the Skagen Museum, known for its impressive art collection.
4. Skagen is a popular place for art lovers and nature lovers alike.

Skagen: The end of Denmark!

Want more Denmark travel tips? Read my full list of them here:

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My first vacation home in Denmark: Experiences

Experiences say more than 1,000 words! My highlight was the sea, the fresh air, the dunes and more.

What did I like best?

• Sea air, the sea right in front of the door, dunes
• Peace and space, also for my dog (Pomeranian)
• Swimming pool and sauna in the house
• Quickly and easily accessible
• Two floors, space for children and parents

My trip to Denmark and my stay in this vacation home on the Baltic Sea were simply unforgettable. The fresh sea air and the breathtaking sea view I had right outside my door were truly magical. The dunes and the endless walk on the beach made it a perfect place to just unwind.

The peace and quiet and the open space were another highlight. My little dog, a Pomeranian, had as much fun here as I did. He could romp in the dunes and we enjoyed extended walks on the beach.

The cottage itself was excellently equipped. The indoor pool and sauna provided the perfect opportunity to relax. The fact that it was on two floors allowed my children and I to enjoy our privacy.

The location of the house was very convenient, just a short drive from many attractions. And getting there was also a breeze.

Overall it was a perfect vacation and I can’t wait to return here again!

So beautiful! The beach:

North Jutland: Beach & Danish Culture – Denmark Tip #1

The region of North Jutland offers stunning coastal scenery, beautiful beaches and picturesque towns like Skagen. Here tourists can experience the Nordic nature and culture.

Why North Jutland?

1. Coastal landscape: North Jutland impresses with spectacular coastlines, dunes and beautiful beaches on the North Sea.
2. Cultural heritage: The region is rich in culture and history, including charming cities like Skagen and Aalborg.
3. Nature experiences: National parks such as Thy National Park offer unique opportunities for hiking, biking and bird watching.
4. Relaxation: North Jutland exudes a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for escaping the stress of everyday life and enjoying nature.

This is what North Jutland looks like

Islands like Rømø and Fanø: For Stand Fans – Denmark Tip #2

Denmark has many beautiful islands on the North Sea, which are popular with German tourists. Rømø and Fanø are known for their wide sandy beaches and relaxed atmosphere.

Why islands like Rømø and Fanø?

1. Beaches: These islands are known for their beautiful sandy beaches, ideal for sunbathing and water sports.
2. Natural paradise: The Wadden Sea surrounds the islands and offers a unique ecosystem and fantastic bird watching opportunities.
3. Tradition and culture: Rømø and Fanø are also famous for their traditional fishing villages and cultural events.
4. Peace and quiet: The islands have a relaxed atmosphere and are perfect for vacationers who want to enjoy the silence and vastness of nature.

So beautiful is Rømø

Legoland Billund (Jutland): For the kids – Denmark Tip #3

Legoland in Billund is a popular destination for families, especially for children. Here visitors can explore the world of Lego bricks and enjoy numerous rides and attractions.

Why Legoland?

1. Family Friendliness: Legoland Billund is a paradise for families with children, as it offers numerous child-friendly attractions and activities.
2. LEGO fascination: Visitors can admire impressive LEGO structures and play creatively with the famous building blocks themselves.
3. Themed Worlds: The park offers various themed areas, from pirates to knights to space adventures, which stimulate the imagination.
4. Accommodation options: There are cottages and accommodations near Legoland, so visitors can comfortably spend several days in the region.

From Hamburg to Jutland (approach) you need only about 3.5 hours for 356km via the A7 and E45.

All Legoland attractions in 7 minutes

Egeskov Slot (Egeskov Castle) – Denmark Tip #4

After Legoland for the kids, now a tip for real culture fans:

Egeskov Slot, an impressive Renaissance castle on the picturesque island of Funen, is a truly royal experience. This historic gem takes you on a fascinating journey back in time to the era of Denmark’s kings and queens. Explore the magnificent interiors, filled with precious antiques, or stroll through the award-winning gardens, considered true oases of tranquility. Egeskov Castle is not only a historical landmark, but also a place of beauty and inspiration.

Why Egeskov Slot (Egeskov Castle)?

1. Egeskov Slot is an impressive Renaissance castle on the island of Funen.
2. The castle has a rich history and houses museums and beautiful gardens.
3. Visitors can take a trip back in time and experience the royal history of Denmark.
4. The surrounding gardens and park are award winning and well worth a visit.

Egeskov Castle: Tour

Ribe: Denmark’s oldest city – Denmark Tip #5

The charming town of Ribe, the oldest in Denmark and all of Scandinavia, enchants visitors with its medieval flair. The well-preserved cobblestone streets, the impressive cathedral and the captivating Viking museum bring the past to life. Here you can immerse yourself in history and follow in the footsteps of the Vikings. Ribe is also close to the Wadden Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that offers a unique ecosystem and spectacular landscapes.

Why Ribe?

1. Ribe is the oldest city in Denmark and in all of Scandinavia.
2. The well-preserved medieval town offers a unique historical ambience.
3. Visitors can explore the charming cobblestone streets, the cathedral and the Viking Museum.
4. Ribe is located near the Wadden Sea, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that offers unique natural beauty.

City tour Ribbe

Bornholm: White sandy beaches – Denmark Tip #6

Bornholm, the sunny island of the Baltic Sea, attracts nature lovers and sun worshippers alike. This island surprises with its white sandy beaches, dense forests and picturesque rocky landscapes. Visit the idyllic town of Gudhjem and taste the famous Bornholm smoked eels, a culinary delicacy. Bornholm also offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities, including hiking along the coastal paths and cycling through the green hills.

Why Bornholm’s white beaches?

1. Bornholm is a Danish island in the Baltic Sea, known for its sunny climate and natural beauty.
2. The island offers white sandy beaches, dense forests and rocky hills.
3. Be sure to visit the town of Gudhjem and taste the famous Bornholm smoked eels.
4. Bornholm is also a popular place for outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling.

Bornholm Paradise

Skagen: harbor town in Jutland – Denmark Tip #7

Skagen, the charming harbor town on the northern tip of Jutland, is famous for its picturesque beaches and the unique meeting of the North Sea and the Baltic Sea. This coastal town has inspired artists from around the world and is home to the Skagen Museum, which houses an impressive art collection. Skagen is the perfect place to experience the beauty of the Danish coast, taste freshly caught fish and walk in the footsteps of famous painters.

Why Skagen?

1. Skagen is a harbor town on the northern tip of Jutland.
2. The city is known for its picturesque beaches and the meeting of the North Sea and the Baltic Sea.
3. Here you can visit the Skagen Museum, known for its impressive art collection.
4. Skagen is a popular place for art lovers and nature lovers alike.

Skagen: The end of Denmark!

Copenhagen: Colorful Capital – Denmark Tip #8

Copenhagen, the vibrant capital of Denmark, is a true gem that offers a mix of history, culture and modern city life. Stroll along the Nyhavn district, admire the magnificent castles and palaces, including the Royal Amalienborg Palace, and immerse yourself in the city’s fascinating history. Copenhagen also offers a rich cultural heritage with renowned museums such as the National Museum and the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. Don’t forget to enjoy Danish gastronomy, whether in a cozy café or in one of the city’s top-notch restaurants. Copenhagen is a place where modernity meets tradition and delights visitors of all ages.

Why capital Copenhagen?

1. Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, offers a vibrant mix of culture, history and modern city life.
2. Visit the Tivoli amusement park, the Nyhavn district and the Royal Palace of Amalienborg.
3. Explore the city’s rich cultural heritage at museums like the National Museum and the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art.
4. Enjoy delicious Danish cuisine in the city’s many restaurants and cafes.

Street Food in Copenhagen!

Rundetårn: The Round Tower in Copenhagen

While Copenhagen is widely known, there are still lesser-known places to discover in the city. The Rundetårn is one such gem. This historic tower was built in the 17th century and is famous for its spiral ramp leading to the observation deck. From the top, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the city. Rundetårn also houses a library and an astronomical observatory. It is a quiet place to explore Copenhagen’s history and culture while escaping the crowds.

Why Rundetårn?

1. Island of Møn in the southern Baltic Sea.
2. Spectacular chalk cliffs of Møns Klint.
3. View from lookouts or search for fossils on the beach.
4. Picturesque villages, forests and tranquility away from the tourist crowds.

Rundetårn: Small tour

Møn and the chalk cliffs

The island of Møn is located in the southern Baltic Sea and is a real insider tip for nature lovers. The highlight of this island are the breathtaking chalk cliffs of Møns Klint. These white cliffs rise dramatically from the Baltic Sea and offer spectacular views. You can admire the cliffs from the lookouts above or venture down and search for fossils on the beach. Møn also offers picturesque villages, forests and tranquility off the beaten path.

Why Møn and the chalk cliffs?

1. Historic tower in Copenhagen from the 17th century.
2. Famous for its spiral ramp to the observation deck.
3. Offers a great view of the city.
4. Houses a library and an astronomical observatory.

The chalk cliffs of Møns

Discover Denmark

Denmark offers a variety of delightful destinations suitable for vacationers of all tastes and ages. Whether you want to explore the breathtaking nature of North Jutland, the laid-back islands of Rømø and Fanø, Legoland for the family, the impressive Egeskov Slot for the culturally inclined, historic Ribe or the sun-drenched island of Bornholm, Denmark has something for everyone. Of course, the vibrant capital Copenhagen should not be overlooked.

And if you’re looking for more tips for your Denmark vacation, feel free to check out my article “Holiday House Denmark” where I share even more information and recommendations for your next stay in this beautiful country. Have fun exploring!

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Vacation at the North Sea

• Vacation at the North Sea
• The most beautiful beaches of the North Sea

Vacation at the Baltic Sea

• Vacation at the Baltic Sea
• The most beautiful beaches of the Baltic Sea

The North Sea: Robust and Refreshing

The North Sea is known for its rugged beauty and impressive landscape. Here you will find wide sandy beaches, high dunes and a unique tidal landscape. The North Sea offers a refreshing sea climate that is ideal for long walks on the beach and water sports activities. Here are some advantages and disadvantages of a North Sea vacation:

Advantages: More nature than North Sea

• Nature experience: The North Sea inspires with its untouched nature. You can go on long hikes in the national parks, observe the wildlife and enjoy the fresh sea air.
• Waves and tides: The strong tides of the North Sea offer a fascinating natural spectacle. You can go on mudflat walks and experience the ebb and flow of the tide up close.
• Fresh fish: The North Sea is known for its excellent fish. Be sure to try the regional specialties such as fish rolls and labskaus.

Disadvantages: More turbulent weather

• Strong sea climate: The weather at the North Sea can be fickle, and the strong winds can be challenging if you are sensitive to wind.
• Mosquitoes: In some regions, mosquitoes can be a nuisance in the summer. It is advisable to bring insect repellent.

The most beautiful beaches of the North Sea?

There are many beautiful beaches on the German North Sea coast. Here are some of the most famous:

1. Sylt: Westerland, Kampen, Wenningstedt-Braderup.
2. Norderney: Main beach Norderney.
3. Borkum: Main beach Borkum.
4. Amrum: Wittdün, Nebel, Norddorf.
5. St. Peter-Ording: Main beach St. Peter-Ording.
6. Föhr: Wyk, Oevenum.
7. Cuxhaven: Döse, Duhnen, Sahlenburg.
8. Helgoland: Helgoland main beach.
9. Wangerooge: Main beach Wangerooge.
10. Butjadingen: Burhave, Eckwarderhörne.

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• North Sea: beach recommendations

Camping on the North Sea

If you want to experience nature in all its glory, camping at the North Sea is a great option. There are numerous campsites right on the coast that offer you the opportunity to spend the night in the middle of nature. Pitch your tent or rent a caravan and enjoy the rustic camping ambience.

Vacation homes on the North Sea

If you are looking for more comfort, there are many cottages and apartments available. These offer not only protection from the elements, but also the possibility to spend cozy evenings by the fireplace.

Tip! North Sea in winter

Less tourist crowds and cheaper prices, the North Sea is worth a trip even in winter. What can you experience here? Discover our tips for your:

• North Sea vacation in winter

The Baltic Sea: Gentle and relaxing

The Baltic Sea coast presents itself with its mild and calm coastal climate as an ideal destination for recreation seekers and families. Here you can expect flat sandy beaches, crystal clear water and picturesque coastal towns. The Baltic Sea impresses with its gentle beauty and diverse range of leisure activities. Here are some advantages and disadvantages of a Baltic Sea vacation:

Advantages: Vacation with the family

• Family friendly: The shallow beaches and calm waters of the Baltic Sea make it an ideal place for families with children.
• Variety of activities: From water sports such as sailing and windsurfing to cycling along the coast, there are numerous recreational opportunities.
• Historic cities: The Baltic coast is home to many historic cities, including Lübeck and Stralsund, which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Disadvantages: The right season

• Tourist crowds: During the summer months, the Baltic coast can be very popular, and it can get crowded. If you are looking for peace and quiet, this may not be the best time to visit.
• Less wild nature: Compared to the North Sea, the Baltic Sea offers less untouched nature and spectacular tidal landscapes.

The most beautiful beaches of the Baltic Sea?

Also on the German Baltic coast there are also many beautiful beaches and here are some of the most famous:

1. Ruegen: Binz, Sellin, Göhren.
2. Usedom: Heringsdorf, Bansin, Ahlbeck.
3. Fehmarn: South beach Fehmarn.
4. Timmendorfer Strand: Main beach Timmendorfer Strand.
5. Kühlungsborn: Main beach Kühlungsborn.
6. Heiligenhafen: Graswarder, Steinwarder.
7. Darß: West beach Darß.
8. Scharbeutz: Main beach Scharbeutz.
9. Warnemünde: Warnemünde beach.
10. Stralsund: Stralsund lido.

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• Baltic Sea: beach recommendations

Here you can see Rerik on the Baltic Sea:

Camping on the Baltic Sea

The Baltic Sea offers numerous campsites that are perfect for families. Here you can pitch your tent or rent a pitch for your caravan and enjoy the proximity to the beach.

Vacation homes on the Baltic Sea

If you are looking for more comfort and privacy, vacation homes on the Baltic Sea are an excellent choice. You can rent a cozy cottage right by the sea and enjoy the benefits of your own retreat.

Which coast is right for you?

The choice between the North Sea and the Baltic Sea depends on your personal preferences. If you love the rugged beauty of nature, strong tides and fresh fish, the North Sea is the perfect choice. Camping at the North Sea allows you to experience nature intensively.

If, on the other hand, you prefer a gentler coastal climate, flat beaches and a variety of recreational opportunities, the Baltic Sea is the right choice. Here you can enjoy a relaxing family vacation in a vacation home on the Baltic Sea.

Both coasts have their own charm and offer a unique vacation experience. Regardless of your choice, you will be able to experience unforgettable moments and relax in the best way on the German coast.

Discover the North Sea:

• Vacation at the North Sea
• The most beautiful beaches of the North Sea

Vacation on the Baltic Sea

The Baltic Sea coast, on the other hand, offers a rather mild and calm coastal climate. The Baltic Sea is famous for its shallow sandy beaches and calm, often crystal clear waters. This makes it an ideal place for family vacations and water sports activities such as sailing and swimming. The Baltic coast is rich in historic architecture and offers picturesque coastal towns with a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy the diverse regional cuisine here and explore historical sights.

Discover the Baltic Sea here:

• Vacation on the Baltic Sea
• The most beautiful beaches of the Baltic Sea

Klitmøller: waves, dunes & surf lessons

Something for all sports fans! The former small fishing village has been transformed into a true surfer’s paradise in recent years. Among surfers, the place is also known as “Cold Hawaii”. The 5km long shell reef provides perfect water conditions, both for beginners and professionals. In September, the Surf World Cup is also held here. If you want to try other trendy sports, you will find several places for windsurfing and kitesurfing. In this article you will learn why the place is also known as the Hawaii of Denmark and what there is to discover.

Where is Klitmøller located?

Klitmøller is a small village in the Nordjylland region and has just over 800 inhabitants. The fishing village is the center of the coast from Agger to Hanstholm. It takes about 7 hours by car to get there, otherwise the connection is very good by train and bus.

Enjoy already digitally the beautiful Klitmøller beach:

Hawaii in Denmark

Endless sandy beaches, beautiful dune landscapes and idyllic villages – that’s Klitmøller! Here you can get a virtual impression of the beautiful place on the Danish coast.

What to do in Klitmøller?

The village is the perfect vacation spot for nature lovers and sports enthusiasts! Whether you prefer windsurfing or extensive walks, there is a challenge for everyone here.

“Cold Hawaii” at the North Sea

The coast is not called “Cold Hawaii” without reason. The 31 registered surf spots in Klitmøller and the surrounding area offer the perfect combinations of waves and wind. From September to Easter, the crème de la crème of surfing meets here. The 2-4 meter high waves challenge even surf experts. During the rest of the year the Klitmøller waves are also perfect for beginners. No matter if you are an inexperienced or advanced surfer, you should bring a wetsuit in any case, the Baltic Sea rarely exceeds 18 degrees.

Walks in dune landscapes

Nature lovers will also get their money’s worth! What is there to discover in a surfing village on land? It’s not only in the water that you can work off your energy and enjoy nature. You can also enjoy the dune heath on well-developed cycling and hiking trails in the Hanstholm Game Reserve.

Untouched nature in Thy National Park

On a total of 244 sqm you can experience the untouched nature of Denmark up close. The impressive dune landscapes provide a safe home for rare breeding birds. There are also quaint, traditional fishing villages and the modern industrial harbor to discover. Various hiking and biking trails lead past lighthouses and untouched landscape ,through the nature reserve.

Denmark vacation

Can’t get enough of Scandinavia? A subsequent stay in the big cities like Copenhagen or on the Danish coast are perfect. Here you can learn more about the country and the different vacation options.

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Vacation on the beach! North Sea from above

The North Sea is a marginal sea of the Atlantic Ocean. In the southeast it borders the English Channel and the northernmost tip of France, followed by Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany, and in the north it borders Denmark and Norway. It is located in the northwest of the German states of Schleswig-Holstein and Lower Saxony. The German North Sea coast stretches from Emden to Sylt along the entire coast of the German Bight and the East Frisian and North Frisian Islands.

• Area of 575.000 km²
• Exists for 350 million years
• Here is the unique Wadden Sea (belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage)

North Sea Map: Location in Germany

On this map you can see the location of the North Sea.

Checklist: Beach at the North Sea

These 5 places you must have seen!

Norddeich beach: Most popular beach at the North Sea

The most popular beach on the North Sea is the beach in Norddeich. The beach is very well maintained and the sand is pleasantly fine, which makes walking and lying in the sun very pleasant. Children can have a free romp here digging, playing in the sand and on the large playground. In addition, in the high season there is a children’s entertainment program, so parents can relax and enjoy the day walking on the beach or swimming. Catering is also provided: directly on the beach you will find a great selection of delicious restaurants and snack bars.

Rating: 4.4/ 5.0 stars

Evaluated by over 10,000 people

Perfect destination for a day out with children: seal sanctuary

Near the beach there is a seal sanctuary that you can visit. Especially for children the visit is always a great experience.

Bathing place Ording: Beautiful sandy beach

You want to spend a relaxing day, preferably with a long walk on the beach? Then a trip to the bathing area Ording in Sankt-Peter-Ording in the district of Nordfriesland is perfect for you! The sandy beach is beautiful and very spacious and just invites you to relax and take a walk. In good weather, the beach is also a great place to sunbathe and swim. Those who love action will also get their money’s worth here: both kite surfing and windsurfing are offered here.

Rating: 4.7/ 5.0 stars

Rated by over 2,876 people

Vacation highlight: walk in the evening with sunset

The most beautiful sunsets you can see every evening at the bathing place Ording. A long walk on the beach to just relax and unwind while watching the amazing sunset is a wonderful result that you won’t soon forget!

Beach Cuxhaven: Perfect for family vacation

On a family vacation you should definitely spend a day at the beach Cuxhaven: Here children can play in the water, build sandcastles in the sand or play on the playground. Meanwhile, parents can relax and enjoy the day in one of the many beach chairs. But also as a whole family you can have fun together on a mudflat hike or a joint walk and watch the passing ships!

Rating: 4.6/ 5.0 stars

Rated by over 3,662 people

Lister Ellenbogen: Dream beach with lighthouse

The Lister Ellenbogen is one of the most beautiful beaches in Sylt: a beautiful beach sand with dunes that looks like on a postcard. Absolutely perfect for long walks. A nice little hike to one of the two lighthouses in Lister Ellenbogen is also always worthwhile, because the lighthouses are impressive works and the figurehead of Lister Ellenbogen. The beach is not suitable for swimming, but for water sports fans there is the possibility to go wind and kite surfing.

Rating: 4.8/ 5.0 stars

Rated by over 166 people

South Beach: Relax & Action

In Borkum there are many great beaches, but the most beautiful beach is the south beach! You can expect a clean and well-kept sandy beach with clear, warm water, in which you can swim super. Of course, you can also just relax on the beach and take a long walk through the dunes. Perfect for dog owners is the adjacent dog beach, where your dogs can move freely. Adjacent to the south beach is the north beach and the main beach, where there is a great offer of different activities such as yoga, water sports or beach volleyball. Taking a bike ride to the different beaches is also a great idea to get some exercise while on vacation. Near the Nordbad is also the seal bank, a special highlight: here you can watch seals, seals and other animals sunbathing.

Rating: 4.7/ 5.0 stars

Rated by over 210 people

Vacation at the North Sea: Discover more!

If you want to spend your vacation at the North Sea, you can look forward to fascinating mudflat walks and exquisite resorts. The next beach is not long in coming. Whether it takes the family to the North Frisian Islands, or the East Frisian Islands or to the mainland. The German North Sea coast stretches from Emden on the Dutch border to the border of Denmark at the level of the island of Sylt.

• Vacation at the North Sea

Winter vacation at the North Sea

The North Sea is known for its balanced climate and windy storms. Both in summer and winter, people are drawn here to the idyllic landscape of the Wadden Sea. As the name suggests, the North Sea is located at the uppermost tip of Germany and has a lot to offer with its numerous islands. Whether as a family with children, as a couple or alone to relax – the North Sea is always a great place to travel.

Here is a brief overview of the North Sea:

Here is a glimpse of the beach to take a long, extended walk:

The be-all and end-all: a suitable headgear

Through the unprotected head, you lose a lot of heat in the winter. Once the head and especially the ears have been exposed to the cold for some time, it is difficult to get warm again. In addition to the outside temperature, wind and rain or snow also play a major role. Especially on the stormy North Sea coast, the right headgear is therefore crucial in winter for your well-being during long walks. On the beach or on the dike, you are completely at the mercy of the weather. A thick wool hat that also covers the ears and forehead is the best choice, especially in strong winds. Those who like it a little more elegant are also well served with a hat.

A wide selection of different hats can also be found online, such as at Hutshopping. Hats made of weather-resistant materials are particularly suitable for winter. Felt, wool or leather have wind- and water-repellent properties and keep the wearer’s head warm and dry.

What is particularly suitable headgear for the stormy climate?

• Woolen cap
• Hat from felt, wool or leather
• Hood

Hats for a warm head: the right size

Those who do not have much experience with buying hats should determine their exact hat size before ordering. This is especially important so that the hat fits well, does not constrict and does not fly off at the first gust of wind. The hat size is determined by the circumference of the head. This is best measured with a tape measure in front of the mirror. The tape measure is placed around the middle of the back of the head, about one centimeter above the ears and down to the forehead. A circumference of 52 centimeters corresponds approximately to the worldwide valid size XS, a circumference of 61 centimeters is already an XL.

Here in a nutshell the instructions on how to measure for the perfect fit of the hat:

• Hat size results from head circumference
• Measure with tape measure
• Measuring tape is placed around the middle of the back of the head
• Continue with a cm above the ears to the forehead

Also as video: How to measure

Here again a detailed guide on how to take your head circumference correctly.

Weatherproof clothing – nice alternatives to Frisian mink and rubber boots

Anyone who thinks of weatherproof clothing only in terms of bulky yellow rain jackets and rubber boots is mistaken. Water- and wind-repellent jackets and coats are now also available in elegant, modern designs. Different patterns, colors and materials ensure that even in winter you don’t have to wear the same look on the coast. Also rubber boots are not only available in green and blue. Even models with heels are available on the market. Of course, you can also walk on the beach with other waterproof winter boots, but the advantage of rubber boots is that they are not only waterproof, but also very easy to clean.

The packing list for the winter is of course somewhat different from the well-known summer packing list for the North Sea vacation. However, some elements can be safely adopted. While the sand toys can stay at home, you should still pack the swimwear. Even if swimming in the sea in winter is only for the hardy, the spas and indoor pools are a great way to warm up after a long walk.

What is a must for the winter vacation?

• Rain jackets
• Lined jackets
• Rubber boots
• Headgear like hat or cap

The winter at the North Sea: what is it really like

Here we have some interesting videos on the subject. Sea in winter? No problem! Find out here what you need to look out for on your next winter trip to the North Sea.

Through the mudflats in winter

What is it really like to be exposed to the biting winds of the North Sea in winter? One thing is already quite clear: You should dress warmly and weatherproof.

Winter trip Sylt: North Sea island in winter

Experience the rugged nature of the North Sea up close here and join the journey before you prepare yourself for your next vacation!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNiFT_ZzAk0

Baltic Sea: Cheap campsites in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

If you want to enjoy nature to the full during your holiday on the beautiful island, switch off from everyday life and experience the picturesque flair of the island, you should decide to camp on Usedom. You take everything the holiday paradise has to offer and save a euro or two, because camping in nature is a lot cheaper than staying in a hotel or holiday apartment. Usedom is very natural and convinces also on the numerous campsites with breathtaking landscapes. The campsites are spread all over the island along the coast or inland and are all centrally located near the beach and promenade. Are you interested in camping? Read more about accessories and camping accessories here.

Special camping highlights:

• Natural atmosphere
• Cost effective holiday option
• Rest and relaxation far away from everyday life
• Enjoy time with loved ones

Camping far away from everyday life: a feeling of freedom in nature

Camping is a great way to enjoy the peace and quiet away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, listening to the roar of the campfire and taking in the starry sky. Whether you’re with friends or family, you can make the most of your time together, swapping old stories, sitting comfortably together or just relaxing. In the best case scenario, you’ll also make new acquaintances, as most campsites offer a lot of space for visitors and therefore many open-minded new people can be met.

• Baltic Sea: Camping, holiday apartment & Co.

So if you want to fully enjoy the nature aspect of your holiday and have a more varied and eventful time, you should go on this adventure and camp on Usedom to remember this extraordinary holiday for a long time. Here we have picked out a few tips for central and popular campsites for you, which you should definitely consider during your trip to Usedom.

Camping ground Stubbenfelde

4.4 Stars / 805 Reviews

• Address: Waldstraße 12, 17459 Ückeritz
• Phone: 038375 20606

Camping site Pomerania

4.4 Stars / 825 Reviews

• Address: Dr.-Wachsmann-Straße 40, 17454 Zinnowitz
• Phone: 038377 40348

Camping ground “Ostseeblick” Trassenheide

4.4 Stars / 498 Reviews

• Address: Zeltplatzstraße 20, 17449 Trassenheide
• Phone: 038371 20949

Nature camping site “Am Strand

4.1 Stars / 510 Reviews

• Address: On the camping site 1, 17459 Ückeritz
• Phone: 038375 20923

Nature Camping Usedom

4.1 Stars / 366 Reviews

• Address: Zeltplatzstraße 20, 17440 Lütow
• Phone: 038377 40581

Rostock & Warnemünde from above – Baltic Sea Video

Take a look at Rostock and Warnemünde. Here you can see the Baltic Sea from a bird’s eye view.

Camping in Hamburg – Prices ElbeCamp

Camping ground ElbeCamp – The camping ground ElbeCamp offers as the probably best known camping ground, a perfect experience for big and small. It is located directly between the Elbstrand Wittenbergen and the Falkensteiner Ufer. With its location in the wooded area of Geesthang, the campsite offers a stay close to nature like nowhere else. In addition, the ideal location ensures that you can enjoy a handful of activities. Water sports, swimming, jogging or cycling, the family campsite offers all around activities for the little ones. The campsite is usually open from the end of March to the end of October.

Address and directions – example campsite ElbeCamp

• Camping ground ElbeCamp
• Falkensteiner Bank 101
• 22587 Hamburg

Prices for tents

• Tent small (1-3 person tent): 7,90 Euro
• Tent medium (4-6 person tent): 11,20 Euro
• Tent large (6-8 person tent): 13,90 Euro

Prices for overnight stay

• 1 adult from 18 years: 7,50 Euro
• Children from 0-3 years: free of charge
• Children from 4-13 years: 2,50 Euro
• Youths from 14-17 years: 3,90 Euro

Prices for sanitary, electricity & Co.

• Basic price electricity/day (plus consumption) = 1,65 Euro
• Electricity in kW/h (calculated according to consumption) = 0,65 Euro
• Water tank filling = 4,90 Euro

Camping in Rügen: cheap & natural in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Another possibility to stay on Rügen is on a campsite. Either you travel with the camper and can easily park on one of the popular campsites, or you camp under the open sky. With this option, you can fully enjoy nature and thus take a break from the otherwise stressful everyday life.

Sitting around the campfire in the evening, watching the starry sky and, in the best case, making new acquaintances – camping on Rügen will definitely offer you an unforgettable time in nature. If you always wanted to exchange your bed for an air mattress in order to enjoy all facets of your holiday on an island, you should definitely opt for camping, which is also cheaper. For this I have picked out a few popular camping spots for you:

1. Camping ground Drewoldke
2. Nature campsite Alt Reddevitz
3. Nature camping Rügen-Pritzwald

Rügen from the height – drone video

Here you see Rügen from the height. This video was taken with a drone in 2018.

Camping at the North Sea – Family, Sport & Fun

The North Sea is practically at your feet in front of the campsite, the range of leisure activities at the North Sea is incredible. Numerous campsites line up like pearls on a necklace along the North Sea coast and almost always have direct access to the sea. For all those who love to let the salty sea air blow around their nose while camping, the North Sea is the ideal holiday destination.

Many campsites offer a wide range of activities, especially for families. Many campsites are open all year round, so you will also find a quiet spot in the low season. If you feel like a trip to town in between, that’s no problem either – regardless of the tides, you can easily reach several shopping towns from here. Camping at the North Sea is a true experience of beauty, hospitality and naturalness. FIV Magazine has selected the 10 best campsites on the North Sea for you:

The top 10 campsites on the North Sea:

1. North Sea Camping Neuharlingersiel
2. Beach and family campsite Bensersiel
3. North Sea Camp Norddeich GmbH
4. Camping on the dike North Sea
5. Camping site on the North Sea beach
6. Camping ground Harlesiel
7. Island-Camping-Borkum
8. Camping ground Altfunnixsiel
9. Camping ground Neuharlingersiel
10. Camping ground Amrum

Sunset at the North Sea – Video

Watch the sunset at the North Sea from an incomparable perspective.

Belgium: French fries with strong beer on the coast

The beautiful neighboring country of Belgium is often underestimated by holidaymakers. Whether this is due to the small size, or the fact that unfortunately not many travel guides and tour operators Belgium headed, can not be so clear.

Despite all our doubts, we are still fans of this small country that has so many facets. For example, there are 3 national languages in Belgium: Flemish, French and Belgian. Also, the small country is considered the birthplace of an absolute favorite when it comes to fried food: French fries. If you want to try them the classic way, order a portion with mayonnaise and peanut sauce.

• 11.45 million inhabitants
• Area: 30.688 km²

Blankenberge: coastal town with promenade

The town on the coast in the northwest of the country is very popular with beach holidaymakers. Especially families with children are drawn to the coastal town in search of fine sandy beaches with a pleasant sea breeze. Children’s entertainment is very important here, so the little ones have a lot of fun at Kidplay Blankenberge and the local Sea Life fascinates parents and children alike.

Map: Beach promenade and sports beach

If you decide to visit Blankenese, we strongly recommend that you take the time to walk up and down the promenade for a while. There you will find cafes, bars and bakeries that will introduce you to the culinary diversity of the country. You’ll also find small, independent shops where you’ll definitely find something for your wardrobe.

Tour: Beach loungers and sunshine

The colorful buildings of the beach promenade shine especially colorful in summer, when the sun is at its peak and the sky is bathed in a beautiful blue. The sea gently murmurs in the background and the sun sizzles on your skin. Don’t forget your sunscreen, because you’ll want to spend as much time outdoors as possible. See for yourself and let yourself be captured by the magic of the place:

Bredene: Holiday by the sea

When looking for the most beautiful beaches in Belgium, you often come across Bredene and the beach of the same name. We tell you whether the place is suitable for a longer stay, which places are nearby and what you should not miss here.

Map: Place at Fort Napoleon

Although the beach of Bredene is always suggested when looking for suitable holiday spots in Belgium, we would not strongly advise you to spend a longer holiday here. However, a trip to this beach is well worth the drive and nearby you will also find Napoleon’s Fort, which of course tells about the former French ruler, but there are also hills to climb for an impressive view.

Tour: Green dunes and sandy beach

In Bredene you can look out over the sea for miles and miles, and the beach you walk along seems to be at least as long. That’s exactly why you come here, because the medieval cities that Belgium is so famous for are only a short distance away. See for yourself what awaits you:

Bruges: Best beer and historic buildings

Besides Brussels, Ghent and Bruges are the most famous cities in Belgium. We have chosen Bruges specifically to give you a closer look at the city, because the location very close to the North Sea coast opens up many possibilities for leisure activities. We’ll tell you more about it here.

Map: City with impressive basilica

Not far from Blankenberge lies the tranquil town of Bruges. With its medieval town centre and narrow streets, this town has often been the setting for several films. The classic market square around the town hall and the basilica, which reflect the layout of medieval settlements, is a particular highlight.

Tour: tranquil town centre with Belgian charm

The city in Belgium is simply gorgeous and one is really not surprised that so many tourists feel comfortable here. The city is crisscrossed by canals, from which you can easily visit the historic buildings. Regular boat tours make it possible. We also recommend visiting the Bruggse Zot brewery to get a first-hand experience of Belgian beer culture. The roadside bars and pubs offer a range of different beers to try.

See for yourself:

Denmark: A Kingdom in the North

Why do we love Denmark?

Beautiful coastal landscapes: Baltic Sea and North Sea

Denmark is characterized by a breathtaking coastal landscape. The more than 7,000 kilometers of coastline stretch along the North Sea and the Baltic Sea and offer a wealth of natural wonders. You’ll find not only vast sandy beaches, but also unique dune formations sculpted by wind and waves. The picturesque coastal landscapes invite beach lovers to sunbathe and swim. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy sailing, surfing and kite surfing. Nature lovers will find abundant wildlife in the coastal areas and have the opportunity to bird watch and hike through nature reserves.

Right to the big question: What suits you better, the Baltic Sea or the North Sea?

Cities and Culture: Old Town & Street Food

Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is a cultural gem. The city is peppered with impressive museums, including the National Museum and the National Museum of Denmark, which offer a glimpse into the country’s rich history. Historic landmarks such as the Little Mermaid statue and Rosenborg Castle are world-renowned. The vibrant art and music scene makes Copenhagen a hotspot for creative minds. Scandinavian design is a hallmark of the city, and you can discover unique artwork and design products in the many stores and galeries. Copenhagen’s gastronomic scene is also top-notch, from traditional Danish dishes to international delicacies.

More on the most popular destination, Copenhagen, in a moment!

Outdoor activities: beach, dunes, nature

Denmark offers a variety of outdoor activities for adventure seekers. In addition to the popular cycling, there are great opportunities for hiking, fishing, sailing and windsurfing. The country’s landscape is lined with nature reserves and national parks, which are ideal for exploring the local flora and fauna. You can hike through dense forests, along rivers and lakes, or venture into the waters for fishing or water sports.

Relaxation and “Hygge

Denmark is famous for its concept of “hygge”. This word stands for coziness and relaxation. The atmosphere in the coastal towns and the typical Danish vacation homes radiates exactly this feeling. There is nothing like feeling the wind in your hair while walking along the beach and then stopping at a cozy café or your Danish vacation home and relaxing with a cup of coffee or tea. This relaxed way of life attracts many visitors who want to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

Child friendliness: family vacation

Denmark is an extremely child-friendly country. Many resorts and cities offer a wealth of activities and attractions tailored specifically for families. Theme parks such as Legoland and animal parks provide hours of entertainment for children of all ages. The child-friendly beaches are safe and offer shallow water for splashing and playing.

Short distances: Experience a lot

The small size of Denmark makes it easy to explore different regions of the country during a vacation. Within short distances you can travel from the coasts to the cities and further to the rural areas. This allows you to enjoy a wide range of experiences in a relatively short period of time without having to travel long distances. You can easily move from the beaches of the North Sea to the historical sites of Copenhagen, experiencing the country’s scenic diversity.

This brings us directly to one of the hotspots in Denmark: Copenhagen.

Copenhagen: city trip to the capital

The Danish capital Copenhagen is always worth a trip and no matter what the weather is like, the city convinces with historic buildings, a lot of cultural program and especially shopping opportunities, as well as gastronomic experiences can be found here. Especially recommended when traveling in Copenhagen is to try a Danish Pastry, the buttery puff pastries are together with the French croissants the world’s top class.

Map: Explore Copenhagen in one day

If you are looking for sights for your city trip, Copenhagen will definitely not disappoint. There are a lot of spots here that you shouldn’t miss. To help you choose so you can head straight out and explore the city, we’ve put together our favorite route around the city center, paired with culture and a stop for a bite to eat, the tour is perfect!

Tour: insight into the Copenhagen shopping mall

The Scandinavians are known for their incomparable street style. Classic, straightforward and with a touch of casualness, the Danes can be found on the streets of Copenhagen. If you too can’t resist this look and want to upgrade your own closet a bit, then you’ve come to the right place in the capital. You can also find Louis Vuitton, Prada and Tiffany & Co. here without any problems.

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Baltic Sea or North Sea? Vacation, directly by the sea

For many people, a vacation on the coast is the epitome of relaxation and recreation! Germany offers two beautiful coastal regions to choose from: the North Sea in the north-west and the Baltic Sea in the north-east of the country. But which coast fits best to your ideas of the perfect vacation? Should it be a camping adventure or do you prefer a comfortable vacation home? In this article, we compare the two coasts and present different ways of spending your vacation there.

What suits you better?

• Baltic Sea or North Sea

Discover both coasts here:

• North Sea: Robust and Refreshing
• Baltic Sea: Gentle and relaxing

Danish islands: Klitmøller

Klitmøller: Relax and let the fresh breeze blow around your nose. The idyllic fishing village of Klitmøller in Denmark offers the perfect escape from everyday life. In addition to the perfect surfing conditions, the village on the North Sea convinces with beautiful beaches and boardwalks. Cozy cafes and small boutiques line the coast. Look forward to relaxing walks on the beach and exciting hours in the cool sea breeze.

• Klitmøller

Vacation home in Denmark: What to look for?

Vacation home Denmark – last minute or well prepared, the most important practical tips to find a beautiful vacation home and for beautiful memories, on solo tour, as a couple or with the family! Here you will find peace, sea air, friendly people, wonderful nature and beaches. Directly on the sea of the North Sea, directly on the beach of the Baltic Sea, Denmark, my vacation tips for Denmark in a vacation home!

• Vacation home in Denmark

Vacation home checklist: How to book correctly

Let’s summarize the most important tips for beautiful vacation homes:

Check	That’s what it’s about
Location	Desired location near
Size	Suitable for tour group
Equipment	Necessary amenities
Price	On budget
Availability	Suitable travel dates
Reviews	Check guest experience
Pet friendly	Observe pet regulations
Cancellation conditions	Check cancellation options
Cleaning and hygiene	Ensure cleanliness
Extras	Check additional fees