Denmark Archive

Camping holidays in Denmark

22. June 20232. June 2023 by Ingo Kroll

Ah, Denmark. Home of the happiest people in the world, the happiest place in the world and now the best place to camp!

No matter what some may say, camping in Denmark is indeed a great experience. Sure, there are a few negatives – like the occasional rainstorm or the difficulty of pitching a tent – but those can be easily overlooked when you consider the positives.

First of all, the landscape in Denmark is absolutely breathtaking. The rolling hills, lush meadows and breathtaking lakes make for an unforgettable camping experience. It’s also a great way to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy some peace and quiet.

Secondly, the camping culture in Denmark is incredibly hospitable. From the friendly locals to the diverse campgrounds, you’re sure to find a place that suits your needs. And don’t forget the fantastic food – from smørrebrød to Danish pastries – you’re sure to have a delicious time camping in Denmark.

So don’t let the doubters scare you off – camping in Denmark is an experience you won’t soon forget. So pack your bags, grab your tent and get ready for an unparalleled camping adventure!

Camping in Denmark on the beach with sea view — Camping on the beach with sunset in Jutland on the North Sea

Be it an exciting weekend getaway or a short vacation, camping remains the first choice for millions of tourists and travelers.

And Denmark is no exception. Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast or a novice, camping in Denmark offers you the opportunity to escape from the hustle and bustle and recharge your batteries. With a wide selection of campsites and other accommodations, all you have to do is find the perfect place for you and your family member. So if you are planning to spend some time camping at campsites in Denmark, we recommend you visit our blog to learn everything you need to know about camping. There you will also find everything you need about the best campsites in Denmark.

Getting Around Denmark Denmark has a well-developed network of railroads, buses and even ferries, to name a few. The country has a good number of buses that travel to and from neighboring countries. You can also get a ferry connection to Denmark from Germany, Poland, Sweden and Norway. Ferries from Germany and Sweden dock at the ports of Rødby and Puttgarden, while ferries from Norway sail to Hirtshals. There are buses on both sides of the country that will take you from the cities to the train stations. All stations in Denmark are connected with each other.

A camping holiday in Denmark has many advantages over a holiday home. You are very flexible thanks to a mobile home or caravan, because it is quite possible to travel across Denmark with the help of the mobile pedestal and to rest on different campsites.

Of course, this also applies if you are traveling with a private car and a tent. However, it must be noted that wild camping in Denmark strictly forbidden and a not to be despised fine is due if it is disregarded. But that shouldn’t be a problem on site, as there are a lot of campsites in Denmark.

Some of the best campsites in Denmark listed.

1. tisvilde Hegn
3. kærgard
4. skagen camping
5. hobro camping
6. hestehave camping
7. nørremarken
8. forest camping
9. klitmøller beach
10. Bøjden Strand Camping

Easter in Denmark

5. March 2023 by Ingo Kroll

Free holiday homes in Denmark over Easter There are still many vacant holiday homes in Denmark over Easter. As you can see, the prices are falling, so that you can also get a bargain. Easter in Denmark – are the shops open? Even at Easter in Denmark, the shops in the larger towns are open … Read more

Christmas in Denmark

22. September 202116. December 2020 by Ingo Kroll

Danish Christmas traditions In Denmark, too, all signs point to Christmas in December. There are brightly lit Christmas trees in squares and gardens, and the breweries brew various Christmas beers (juleøl) that are stronger than the usual beer. People meet on various occasions in a relaxed atmosphere, drink mulled wine (gløgg) and eat donuts (æbleskiver) … Read more

The flat toaster in Denmark – indispensable and a holiday memory

6. January 202431. May 2020 by Ingo Kroll

Do you know her? The flat toasters in Danish holiday homes. With them, you can easily and conveniently prepare rolls or toast. Nothing gets stuck, and thanks to a timer, nothing burns either. Simply place the items on the toast surface. These toasters are also easy to clean – they have a crumb drawer! With … Read more

Denmark ferries and Corona – what do you have to consider?

16. May 2020 by Doerte Schreiber

It currently looks like Denmark will open the border for German vacationers for the summer holidays. But what about the ferry connections? What do you have to consider? The Bornholmslinjen shipping company has already gained a lot of experience here in recent months for the crossing to Bornholm, so that the safety of the guests … Read more

Autumn holidays in Denmark – prices for holiday homes are falling

10. September 2018 by Ingo Kroll

The prices for holiday homes in Denmark are falling by -34% during the autumn holidays. Now is the time to book the dream vacation home at a bargain price. It doesn’t get any cheaper. getting there House no. New price old price Savings In % link 06.10.2018 104117 € 548 € 575 € 27 -5% … Read more

Summer holidays in Denmark – when is it cheapest to book?

4. January 2018 by Ingo Kroll

To make it short – here are the facts first: Denmark has from 30.06. until 08/11 Summer holidays. Sweden has from 11.06. until 08/19 Summer holidays. It’s the same about every year. During this period the holiday homes in Scandinavia, we are interested in Denmark, are particularly expensive. Before and after that, the price drops … Read more

Holidays at Dayz Landal holiday park in Denmark

6. December 2017 by Ingo Kroll

If you want to experience an active vacation full of fun, the holiday park is for you Dayz by Landal the right choice for you! at Dayz by Landal choose the resort that best suits your needs. Our five resorts each have their own unique charm and range of facilities. Regardless of the choice of … Read more

Denmark vacation with the baby

9. March 202416. October 2017 by Ingo Kroll

The birth of a new family member brings many changes for the entire family. In addition to all the new things that are added in everyday life, there are now also changes to be made when planning your vacation. A baby has certain needs and requirements that must be addressed. A baby exposed to things … Read more

Eating out in historical places in Denmark

20. September 202131. July 2017 by Doerte Schreiber

Eat the history, culture and architecture of Denmark in North Jutland North Jutland – Denmark’s aptly named “Land of Light” – offers an abundance of things to walk away from extensive, sun-drenched stretches of beach and world-class attractions such as the Viking Museum Lindholm Høje or the recently renovated Skagen Museum, in one of the … Read more

What do you eat in Denmark?

20. September 202127. June 2013 by Ingo Kroll

The Kingdom of Denmark is surrounded by water on three sides. Therefore, of course, fish plays an important role in Danish cuisine. But there is also a lot of agriculture on the fertile soil. People in Denmark know how to enjoy themselves. One eats with pleasure and often. The day begins with Morgenmad, the Danish breakfast. Frokost is a cold snack that is taken for lunch. This is followed by the eftermiddag coffee. Middagsmad is the main warm meal of the day. Even if the term suggests lunch: The Danes eat their middagsmad in the evening. This meal is also known as aftensmad in Danish. In between, the appetite is satisfied with a hot dog or another sausage at the snack bar.

Prices in Denmark

17. May 2013 by Ingo Kroll

Grocery shopping on the island of Mön is a bit more expensive, just like anywhere else in Denmark. So if you want to save money you should take some products from Germany with you when you travel. Unfortunately, you lose the fun of discovering other eating habits and products. A mix of products you have … Read more

Getting married in Denmark – for example on the island of Mön

30. October 2012 by Ingo Kroll

Getting married in Denmark – nothing stands in the way of getting married

If you don’t want to wait so long to get married here in Germany, until you have all the papers (documents) with Registry office are present and have been viewed, he can go to Denmark with a clear conscience and get married there. For example, a certificate of marital status is not required. A marriage agency that maintains contact with the registry offices in Denmark is often helpful here. The waiting times for marriages that are required in Germany do not exist in Denmark.

Discover Denmark with the whole family

11. July 2011 by Ingo Kroll

The summer vacation is within reach. The summer holidays will start in the northern federal states in just a week and so many holidaymakers will set off on their summer holidays with children and their families and will head for one of the most beautiful travel destinations in the north: Denmark.