If you are planning a holiday home stay on the northwest coast, we are always ready to assist you with information about what to experience in the area. Naturally, our top recommendation is the stunning nature, but we’ve also compiled a list of other attractions that we believe are definitely worth a visit.
If you need inspiration for your vacation, feel free to reach out to us at any time. We know the local area well and can help you find experiences that match your interests.
Experience one of Northern Jutland's most iconic and popular landmarks – the Rubjerg Knude Lighthouse.
The second-largest aquarium in Northern Europe, the North Sea Oceanarium, is located in Hirtshals.
When visiting Hirtshals, take the opportunity to explore the bunker tunnels in the area.
Even if you are staying in a holiday home, a trip to Skallerup Seaside Resort is definitely worth a visit.
Built in 1863, Hirtshals Lighthouse stands 35 meters tall and offers a stunning panoramic view from Hirtshals to Tornby.
You can easily spend an entire day at this 30-hectare visitor park located just outside Hirtshals.
Unleash your inner child and bring the whole family to Fårup Sommerland – an amusement park spanning over 90 hectares, featuring rides, dining options, playgrounds, and much more.
Visit Yxengaard in the Tornby Dune Plantation and step into a time capsule where the Viking Age comes to life. You might be lucky enough to see Vikings in action, fully immersed in their historic way of life.
At the playland Herman's Hule, you'll find everything a child's heart desires. Slides, play towers, and ball pits are just some of the fun activities where kids can unleash their energy.
Visit the cozy museum designed as a fisherman’s house and learn about the town’s history — and, of course, the strong herbal schnapps known as Bjesk.
Kornets Hus is a new attraction in Northern Jutland where you can learn about the history of grain, experiment with making your own flour, or enjoy delicious baked goods in the house's café.
When visiting our region, we highly recommend a trip to Grenen. It’s a spectacular sight where the Kattegat and Skagerrak seas meet, allowing you to literally stand with one foot in each sea.