The southern North Sea stretches from the islands of Rømø and Fanø in the south to the Limfjord and Klitmøller up north, and here you will find a wide variety of great holiday areas and homes.

The North Sea is for most people synonymous with miles-on-end of white, inviting sandy beaches - some places so wide, that it is allowed to drive by car right down to the waterline - and towering, impressive sand dunes, cosy fishing villages and lively beach towns.

But this area is so much more than just sea and beaches. Here you will also find extensive heth leandscapes, large forests and plantations, lakes, streams, fjords and a unique, unspoiled nature. The area is filled with interesting nature experiences and a fascinating flora and fauna, such as the protected peninsula Skallingen with its individual nature and the numerous seals who romp about in the water, or the bird preserve Tipperne at the Ringkøbing Fjord. The Tipper peninsula is an impressive sight, when the many migratory birds such as wading birds, ducks and geese gather on their way further up north or down south each spring and autumn.

The activity opportunities are countless and you will find something for every taste and age. Throughout the summer the endless beaches swarm with activities such as beach volley, kiting and building sand castles, while the winter and autumn offer refreshing walks along the roaring North Sea and good opportunities to find amber. All year around you can go horseback riding, play golf, go canooing and countless marked walking and bicycle paths criss-cross throughout the idyllic and dramatic landscape.

Gastronomically Western Jutland leaves nothing to be desired and it is with good reason that this part of the country is known as "Denmark's pantry". Everywhere you find small organic farmers and farm shops with an interesting selection of fresh produce, where your senses can go on discovery and only your imagination sets the limit.

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