Gjel­lero­d­de

Gjellerodde is marked by the Ice Age, featuring fascinating and varied natural surroundings between the North Sea and the Limfjord. You will find a child-friendly pebbled beach, which is also ideal for windsurfing and sailing. Explore the impressive coastline, where you can watch competitive sailing and a diverse birdlife. Experience the magical atmosphere at sunset on an evening stroll along the beach. A holiday in and around Gjellerodde gives you a perfect balance between relaxation and an activity-filled holiday, with many gorgeous views of the beautiful waters.

Handbjerg

Livb­jerg­gård

Thyholm

Discover Thyholm in the Limfjord, a peninsula known for its beautiful nature and attractive holiday home areas. With its close proximity to the Oddesund Bridge, Thyholm is the perfect starting point for exploring both local attractions and nearby nature destinations. Thyholm is centrally located in relation to attractions such as Jesperhus Feriepark amusement park, the Hjerl Hede history museum, Thy National Park and the impressive beaches of the North Sea, where the surrounding towns of Hurup Thy and Struer offer shopping and culture. Thyholm combines natural beauty with cultural treasures, making the area the perfect choice when you want to spend your holiday in a holiday home.

Toftum Bjerge

Toftum Bjerge offers one of the Limfjord’s most stunning coastlines, rising over 50 metres from the fjord with a view that attracts paragliders from all over the world. The popular holiday home area in the Struer region is known for its wide, child-friendly beach. Although reaching the beach requires a descent down a long flight of stairs, ice cream awaits at the bottom! Toftum Bjerge’s impressive nature and spectacular panoramas make the area an exciting choice for families who love the outdoors, as well as adventurous guests who want to experience the beauty of the fjord from a unique perspective.

Venø

Venø is a true gem in the Limfjord, which offers unique nature and cultural experiences. It only takes a few minutes to sail to Venø from the mainland, and upon arrival, you’ll be embraced by a unique island community shaped by the seas of the Ice Age and Stone Age, and which is part of the UNESCO Geopark West Jutland. Venø’s scenery varies from green fields to steep cliffs, forests and a rich animal and birdlife, including rare butterfly species. Hikers can enjoy ‘Around Venø’, a 20 km hiking route around the island, or explore the island on their own. Don’t forget to visit the harbour where you can enjoy lunch surrounded by stunning scenery.